Reformers and Revolutionaries in Modern Iran

Stephanie Cronin is Iran Heritage Fellow at University College, Northampton and Senior Research Associate in the History Department , SOAS, University of London. Her current work focuses on subaltern responses to modernity in Modern Iran.

Reviewed in - International Affairs, Vol 80, 2004

• Acknowledgements.  Note on Transliteration.  Introduction  1. The Iranian Left in International Perspective  2. From Social-Democracy to Social-Democracy: The Twentieth Century Odyssey of the Iranian Left  3. Armenian Social-Democrats, the Democrat Party of Iran, and Iran-i Naw: A Secret Camaraderie  4. The First Congress of Peoples of the East and the Iranian Soviet Republic of Gilan, 1920-1921  5. Iran's Forgotten Revolutionary: Abulqasim Lahuti and the Tabriz Insurrection of 1922  6. Incommodious Hosts, Invidious Guests: the Life and Times of Iranian Revolutionaries in the Soviet Union, 1921-1939  7. The Strange Politics of Khalil Maleki  8. The Iranian Revolution and the Legacy of the Guerrilla Movement  9.  Troubled Relationships: Women, Nationalism and the Left Movement in Iran  10. The Tragedy of the Iranian Left  11.  The Left and the Struggle for Democracy in Iran  12. The Islamic Left: From Radicalism to Liberalism  13. The Working Class and the Islamic State in Iran