Paved with Good Intentions: The American Experience in Iran

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Critically examines the fifty-year American-Iranian relationship with the hindsight of Iran's recent revolution, detailing how the good intentions of both America's foreign policy and the Shah's reform efforts went awry

Page Count:
448

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Publication Date:
1981-09-24

History

Americas

Politics & Social Sciences

Iran

United States

Middle East

Politics & Government

Political Science

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