Contrary to the popular understanding of Iran as a Persian
nation, half of the country's population consists of minorities,
among whom there has been significant ethnic mobilization at
crucial stages in Iranian history. One such stage is now:
suppressed minority demands, identity claims, and debates on
diversity have entered public discourse and politics. In 2005-2007,
Iran was rocked by the most widespread ethnic unrest experienced in
that country since the revolution. The same period was also marked
by the re-emergence of nationalism. This interdisciplinary book
takes a long-overdue step toward understanding these highly
contentious issues.
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