Iran Reconsidered

The book explores the enduring challenges of reform within the Islamic Republic of Iran over 25 years, highlighting the persistent issues rooted in its revolutionary theocracy since 1979. It examines the potential impact of the Iran Nuclear Deal, a significant agreement reached through extensive dialogue, on transforming the core identity of the Islamic Republic and its complex global relations. The narrative delves into the interplay between ideology, institutional resilience, and international diplomacy.