Iran Revisited

Focusing on cultural explanations, this book analyzes Modern Iran's societal strengths and weaknesses through an interdisciplinary lens. It critiques previous studies that offered prescriptive solutions based on historical events, instead emphasizing persistent collective behaviors. Drawing inspiration from Iranian poet Nasir Khusrau, it explores themes of self-awareness and accountability, suggesting that Iran's challenges stem from its own choices and cultural legacy. The work aims to foster a deeper understanding of Iran's history and its implications for contemporary society.