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The reformist movement that emerged on May 23rd, 1997 at the chronological mid point of the 6th Majles, with Mohammad Khatami’s victory, began to decline
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Public trust has plummeted in the wake of the tenth presidential election and people’s disillusionment has increased after a foiled peaceful transition to democracy for
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In the following conversation, Dr. Payam Akhavan, professor at McGill University in Canada, analyzes America’s policy to abandon its financial support of Gozaar and other
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The systematic and organized violation of human rights is not limited to the brutal repression that swept Iran in the aftermath of the presidential election.
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Urbanism, civility, and industrialization are regarded as pre-requisites for democratization. Some believe any attempt governments make to bring democracy to under-developed and non-industrialized...
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