The Economy of Iran: The Dilemma of an Islamic State (Library of Modern Middle East Studies)
This scholarly volume from the Library of Modern Middle East Studies delves into the economic dilemmas confronting Iran as an Islamic state. Authored by Parvin Alizadeh, it analyzes the tensions between ideology and economic policy, offering insights into the challenges of development in the modern Middle East.
About This Book
The Economy of Iran examines the intricate economic landscape of Iran, framed by its identity as an Islamic state. This book addresses the core tensions and policy decisions that define its economic trajectory.
Part of the prestigious Library of Modern Middle East Studies series, it provides a scholarly analysis of how Islamic principles intersect with economic development in contemporary Iran.
Author Parvin Alizadeh offers a detailed look at the structural dilemmas influencing Iran's economy, drawing on historical and political contexts to illuminate ongoing challenges.
Through rigorous research, the work highlights the complexities of balancing ideological commitments with practical economic needs in a rapidly changing region.
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