Analysis of the Iranian state, political institutions, governance, law, bureaucracy, state capacity, and constitutional change.
Repression can quiet Iran’s streets while obscuring public grievances. As Tehran weighs confrontation and diplomacy, apparent calm offers little certainty about how society would respond to further economic and military pressure.
Iran & Global Affairs brings together writers, scholars, and practitioners to discuss Iran and its place in the world. It offers a forum for informed debate about the country’s future, individual freedom, pluralism, and accountable government.
