Rūyārūyī, Inqilab-i Islāmī-yi Īran va Āmrīkā: Persian 1396

Iran's Islamic Revolution is a remarkable phenomenon in terms of the effects it has had in the national, regional and international arenas, in such a way that during the years after the victory of the revolution, its various aspects have attracted the attention of experts. Examining the relations between Iran and the United States during the years in question is one of the most important topics that has attracted the attention of researchers. In addition to examining the causes and consequences of the revolution, this book examines the main reasons for America's concerns about the victory of the Iranian revolution.