The Iranian Islamic Clergy: Governmental Politics and Theocracy,
Saud Amir Arjomand, Eric Hooglund, Will Royce, Steven Heydemann
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Saud Amir Arjomand, Eric Hooglund, Will Royce, Steven Heydemann
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Contents: Historical Background; The Socio-Historical Context of the Islamic Revolution; The Political Orientation and Internal Strategy of the Ruling Shi'ite Clergy Since the Revolution; Control of Government and the Construction of the Islamic Theocratic State; Discontent and Reaction to Government Policies; Foreign Policy of Iran.
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Contents: Historical Background; The Socio-Historical Context of the Islamic Revolution; The Political Orientation and Internal Strategy of the Ruling Shi'ite Clergy Since the Revolution; Control of Government and the Construction of the Islamic Theocratic State; Discontent and Reaction to Government Policies; Foreign Policy of Iran.
Key concepts: Theocracy, Islam, State (computer science), Politics, Context (archaeology), Government (linguistics), Political science, Political Islam