Iran and Its Place among Nations

Description:

"This book takes a bird's-eye view of where Iran has been in the international community, where it is today, and where it may ideally end up in the future. Is Iran an Eastern country, bound by traditions that hinder economic development? Or does it also have some attributes of Western countries, given its history, geographic location, culture, and politics? Among the key insights in this book is the observation that Iran is a bridge between East and West."--Jacket.

subjects: East and West,  Economic policy,  Foreign relations,  Geopolitics,  Politics and government,  International relations,  Political Science,  Politics / Current Events,  Politics/International Relations,  Ethnic Studies - General,  Government - International,  International Relations - General,  Middle East - Iran,  Political Science / International Relations,  Iran,  Government,  International,  General,  Diplomatic relations,  Internationale orde,  Internationale politiek,  Iran, politics and government

Places: Iran

Times: 20th century