When Substance, and Not the Form, Matters
By Professor Matthew Tasooji, Ph.D., Scholar of Economics, Management, and Iranian Political Affairs In analyses of political transitions, especially in authoritarian contexts,
رادیو فردا و همنوایی با گفتمان قدرت مسلط
رادیو فردا و همنوایی با گفتمان قدرت مسلط گزارشی که در وب سایت «رادیو فردا» در تاریخ ۱۵ فروردین ۱۴۰۵ درباره اعدام
Rewriting History While Dissidents Die: The Cost of Getting the MEK Wrong
Professor Kazem Kazerounian This response was sent to Mr. Carlson on May 1, 2026. As of the publication of this note, no
With a Fragile Ceasefire Holding: What Lies Ahead for the Iranian People?
Kazem Kazerounian, Ph.D., Mohammad Mohaddes, Ph.D., Hossein Saiedian, Ph.D. The roar of missiles has subsided into a fragile, fifteen-day silence. As of
Four Actors, One Conflict: Why Iran’s Future May Ultimately Be Decided by Its People
Professor Matthew Tasooji, Ph.D., Scholar of Economics, Management, and Iranian Political Affairs The current tensions surrounding Iran are often framed as a
Leadership as a Neuro-Social Regulatory Illusion:
A Neuropsychological and Clinical Analysis of Transitional Leadership in the Iranian Opposition By: Iraj Abedini, Psychologist, Sweden April 15, 2026 AbstractThis study
Media Hype and Engineered Alternative!!
Khalil Khani, PhD The uprising of the Iranian people in January 2026, which was carried out with the slogan emphasizing on, No2ShahNo2Mullahs,
شرارتِ مدعیِ عدالت «کمیته عدالت انتقالی» طرح ادعای «عدالت» خواهی از سوی کنشگران سیاسی، در هر زمینهای، مستلزم برخورداری از نوعی «مشروعیت
The Most Dangerous Kind of War Is One Without Strategy
Published in Hartford Courant April 1, 2026 Kazem Kazerounian, Professor, UConn More than a month into open confrontation between Iran, the United States,
FISN Condemns Attacks and Threats Against Universities in Iran, Israel, and the Persian Gulf
On March 28, 2026, the campus of Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST – علم و صنعت) in Tehran was bombed