G. W. Braswell
Abstract
“The religious revival and political turmoil and revolution in 1978–79 which saw the overthrow of the Shah and elevation of Ayatollah Khomeini has been fomenting for the past decade. … Religion and politics in Iran offer an intriguing exploration into the concepts and practices of theocracy, religious pluralism, and freedom of religion.”
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“The religious revival and political turmoil and revolution in 1978–79 which saw the overthrow of the Shah and elevation of Ayatollah Khomeini has been fomenting for the past decade. … Religion and politics in Iran offer an intriguing exploration into the concepts and practices of theocracy, religious pluralism, and freedom of religion.”
Key concepts: Theocracy, Islam, Pluralism (philosophy), Politics, Political Islam, Political science, Religious studies, Religious freedom