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This comprehensive survey of Iran's historical development covers everything from its origins in ancient empires to its status as a modern nation-state.Iran is a vast country with a storied, ancient past, a great diversity of cultures and ethnicities, and a location in arguably the most unstable area of the world. Iran's history over the last two centuries—developing as a modern nation-state, freeing itself from foreign domination, and asserting its influence in both the region and the world—has been particularly fascinating.This title gives an overview of Iranian history written for a general audience. It is intended to acquaint readers with the important events and personalities that have shaped that long history. In this second edition of The History of Iran, the author has thoroughly revised the original content and has added two new chapters, one of which is dedicated to Iran in the 21st century. Particular attention is paid to explaining the forces that led to the revolution of 1979 and the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as the controversies of its domestic and foreign policies.
Elton L. Daniel, PhD, is professor of history at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, Honolulu, HI.
Series ForewordPrefaceTimeline of Historical Events1 The Land and People of Iran2 Ancient Iran3 From the Parthians to the Mongols4 Early Modern Iran5 From the Zand to the Qajars6 The Forging of the Nation-State7 Mohammad-Reza Shah8 Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution9 The Khomeini Era10 Reconstruction and Reform11 Iran in the Twenty-first CenturyNotable People in the History of IranBibliographic EssayIndex
As part of the Greenwood Histories of the Modern Nations series, the update offers general readers a comprehensive, analytical look at some of the most important nations in the contemporary world. . . . This work is highly recommended.
Toyin Falola, USA) Falola, Dr. Toyin (Professor; Jacob & Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities; University Distinguished Teaching Prof., University of Texas at Austin, Frank W. Thackeray