Reconstructing The Past: The Case Of Iran – Analysis
While both historians and political scientists are concerned with understanding human societies and their pasts, they do so from fundamentally
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Author: Dr. Kamal Azari
Dr. Kamal Azari is a political scientist, author, and advocate for democratic reform in Iran. With a Ph.D. in Comparative Politics from Fordham University and an M.S. in Engineering from NYU, he has dedicated his career to political and economic research, focusing on community-driven governance and democratic transitions.
Articles by Dr. Kamal Azari :
Rethinking The ‘Middle East’: A Case For ‘West Asia’ – Analysis
The term “Middle East” has long been used to define the region encompassing countries such as Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia,
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From Mongol Devastation To Shiite Theocracy: The Betrayal Of Mehr And The Path To Restoration – OpEd
The Mongol invasion of Iran in the 13th century marked a profound rupture in the historical continuity of Iranian civilization.
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Political Mehr: A Postmodern Vision Of Liberty And Community – Beyond Modernity – OpEd
A New Social and Political Model Political Mehr represents a postmodern governance framework that transcends modernity’s limitations while retaining its strengths. Unlike
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Iran At A Crossroads: Reviving Mehr For Regional Peace And Prosperity – OpEd
Iran stands at a critical juncture, grappling with decades of authoritarian mismanagement, economic collapse, and failed regional ambitions. Following defeats
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A Comparative Analysis Of Regime Survivability: Iran (2025) Vs. Soviet Union (1991)
The Value of Comparative Analysis Predicting the near future of Iran’s regime in 2025 requires a methodical approach grounded in
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Foundations For Democratic Governance In The 21st Century – Analysis
Introduction Building democratic governance in the modern era, particularly in nations lacking a well- established civil and legal framework, presents
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Failocracy: Imposed Democracy And The States Of MENA – Analysis
The political models imposed on many newly independent states are all forms of US constitutional democracy. By and large, the
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