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Amin Bozorgiyan

Amin Bozorgiyan is a PhD candidate and researcher in department of Anthropology at university of Côte d'azur, France.

ARTICLES BY Amin Bozorgiyan

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    Iran’s Sky and Soil: The Conflict of Dreams

    Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of Israel, addressed the Iranian people on the day of the Israeli attack, saying: “Your time is now. Free yourselves from the yoke of cruel dictators and build a future full of life and freedom for your children.” Sky News, in an analysi..

  • Revolutionaries without Revolution: The Unfolding Case of Iran

    Revolutionaries without Revolution: The Unfolding Case of Iran

    Many Iranian activists both inside and outside the country are calling the recent mass movement against the Islamic Republic a “revolution.” But what does a revolution look like today? The uprisings in Iran are unfolding in a neoliberal age as did the revolutions of the Arab Spring. The Arab Spr..