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The Islamic Republic of Iran: between revolution and realpolitik

By:

WAXMAN Don

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Conflict studies ; No. 308Publication details: Leamington Spa, UK: RISCT, 1998Description: 28pISBN:

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Summary: Considers the 'competing' perspectives of the United States and its Western allies with regard to Iran and claims to offer more balanced picture of an increasingly pragmatic contemporary country of major strategic importance.

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Considers the 'competing' perspectives of the United States and its Western allies with regard to Iran and claims to offer more balanced picture of an increasingly pragmatic contemporary country of major strategic importance.

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