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  Hidden Iran: Paradox and Power in the Islamic Republic (Paperback) By (author) Ray Takeyh

  

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  Short Description for Hidden Iran"Savvy and accessible . . . A shrewd, timely guide to Iran's schisms, interests and ambitions."--"The Washington Post Book World" In "Hidden Iran," leading Middle East expert Ray Takeyh demystifies the Iranian regime and shows how this pivotal country's internal conflicts have produced its belligerent international posture, especially toward the United States. With President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pu...
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  • Publisher: Henry Holt & Company Inc
  • Published: 18 October 2007
  • Format: Paperback 272 pages
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  • Categories: Islamic Studies | Politics & Government | Political Structure & Processes | International Relations | Middle Eastern History
  • ISBN 13: 9780805086614 ISBN 10: 0805086617
  • Sales rank: 210,495

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• "Savvy and accessible . . . A shrewd, timely guide to Iran's schisms, interests and ambitions."--"The Washington Post Book World" In "Hidden Iran," leading Middle East expert Ray Takeyh demystifies the Iranian regime and shows how this pivotal country's internal conflicts have produced its belligerent international posture, especially toward the United States. With President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pushing the development of a nuclear program, making a play for regional preeminence, and stirring up anti-Israel sentiment, the consequences of not understanding Iran have never been higher. Takeyh explains why this country continues to confound American expectations and offers a new paradigm for managing our relations with this rising power--at a time when getting Iran right has become increasingly urgent for America.