Religious Statecraft: The Politics of Islam in Iran (Columbia Studies in Middle East Politics)
Religious Statecraft explores the intersection of Islam and political power in Iran. Focusing on the country’s religious and political landscape, this study places Iranian statecraft within the wider field of Middle East politics and offers readers a focused perspective on the relationship between faith, governance, and political life.
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Religious Statecraft examines the politics of Islam in Iran and the role of religion in shaping political life.
The book considers the relationship between religious ideas, state power, and political practice.
Situated within Middle East politics, it offers a focused study of Iran’s religious and political landscape.
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