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Journal Article: Iran's Tactical Foreign Policy Rhetoric

Bidjan Nashat: The use of anti-Israeli, pan-Islamic, and anti-imperialist rhetoric has been a deliberate tool in the conduct of Iran’s post-revolutionary foreign policy.

 

This article is part of a special edition of the Middle East Institute's (MEI) Viewpoints: "The Iranian Revolution at 30", a collection of essays from 53 academics and policy experts discusses the Revolution's effects on the many different aspects of life in Iran, including gender issues, education, media, the environment, energy, and foreign policy. The essays provide an opportunity for reflection on the Revolution's positive and negative outcomes, as well as its long-term influence and future prospects. The volume is available at:

http://www.mideasti.org/viewpoint/the-iranian-revolution-30

Mr. Bidjan Nashat is a Consultant at the World Bank.

 
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January 6, 2011

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Here's the corrected link: http://www.mei.edu/Portals/0/Publications/Iran_Final.pdf
 

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