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,
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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
Echoes of the 1980s: A Warning From a Former Political Prisoner
Shirin Nariman is a former political prisoner in Iran during the 1980s and a former director at Freddie Mac. As a former
We buried them without a grave. Now more Iranians are disappearing
By Jila Andalib, IT Specialist & Iran Political and Human Rights Analyst Published in CT Mirror, August 7, 2025 Here in Connecticut,
Night Doctors: Heroes of Iran’s Underground Resistance
Firouz Daneshgari, MD, MBA, FRCS, FPMRS During the 2023–2024 nationwide uprising in Iran, one of the movement’s most tragic and heroic figures