Iran: Religion, Politics and Society

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Iran: religion, politics, and society

Author	Nikki R. Keddie
Country	United Kingdom
Subject	History of religion, politics and society of Iran
Publisher	Frank Cass Publishers (1980) Routledge (1983)
Publication date	1980 1983
Pages	248
ISBN	978-0-7146-4031-0

Iran: Religion, Politics, and Society is a book by Nikki R. Keddie which is about religion, politics and society in Iran. Frank Cass Publishers and Routledge published the book in 1980 and 1983, respectively.^[1][2]

Parts[]

Part 1 covers religion and politics: religion and irreligion in early Iranian nationalism; the origins of the religious-radical alliance in Iran; popular participation in the Persian revolution of 1905 to 1911; and religion and society in Iran.

Part 2 covers socio-economic change: the economic history of Iran 1800 to 1914 and its political impact; Iran 1797 to 1941; stratification, social control and capitalism in Iranian villages - before and after land reform; oil, economic policy and social change in Iran.

Editions[]

• Frank Cass Publishers (1980)
• Routledge (1983)

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