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Struggles for Revival: The Iranian Student Movement under the ‘Moderate’ Government, 2013–2017e Iranian Green Movement. In response, conservatives engaged in various forms of repressive strategies to paralyse the movement, so that at the end of the second term of Ahmadinejad’s presidency (2009–2013), there were virtually no organisational structures remaining for pro-reformist student activi

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Environmentalism and Social Change in Irann the 1990s and generated unprecedented civil society mobilisations. It shows how the movement has changed in relation to its actors, strategies, objectives and targets, charting the trajectory of the environmental movement through two stages. What the author calls the ‘first wave environmentalism’

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Ethnic Minorities and the Question of Liberal Multiculturalism in Iran theoretical research that aims to combine the normative demands for liberal democracy on the one hand and minority ethnic groups’ rights on the other. Addressing this shortcoming in the literature, this chapter considers whether the theory of minority rights developed by the Canadian theorist of mu

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Intersecting Issues and Their Implications for Human Rights Practice in Iranreform) and the bottom-up (through projects, campaigns and grassroots movements). Both approaches have significant limitations. Vandenhole et al. have argued that top-down/inside-track and bottom-up/outside-track approaches to change are not mutually exclusive and indeed may be more powerful in comb