Introduction
Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet and Robert Steele, Iran and Global Decolonization
Part 1: Global Politics and South-South Interactions
Chapter 1: Pardis Minuchehr, Decolonization of Trauma and Captives of Occupation (1941- 1946)
Chapter 2: Mattin Biglari, Iran’s 1951 Oil Nationalization as Decolonization: Coloniality, Resource Nationalism, and Subaltern Agency
Chapter 3: William Figueroa, “Red Star Over Persia” - Iranian Maoism and Sino-Iranian Relations, 1965-1972
Chapter 4: Fernando Camacho Padilla, Iran’s Relations with Latin-America during the Pahlavi Period, 1942-1974: Political Connections and Economic Cooperation.
Chapter 5: Arash Azizi, Iranians in the Vietnam War: Cold War or Global South Connections?
Chapter 6: Thomas Bédrède, Iran and the Algerian War of Independence (1954-1962)
Chapter 7: Robert Steele, Iran and the Ogaden War, 1977-78
Part 2: Anti-Imperial Protests and Social Movements
Chapter 8: Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet, Global Civil Rights and Iran: Gender, Poverty, Race
Chapter 9: Javier Gil Guerrero, Fighting for an Islamic Liberation Theology: Iranian Intellectuals and Global Decolonization
Chapter 10: Carson Kahoe, Empire and its Discontents: Narratives of Global Anti-Imperialism in Revolutionary Ireland and Iran
Chapter 11: Leonard Michael, Radical Voices from within the Metropolis: Decolonization and the Iranian Left in Europe, 1957-1967
Chapter 12: Liora Hendelman-Baavur, De/colonizing Corporeality: Signification and Contestation of the Female Body in Simin Daneshvar's Savushun
Chapter 13: Sevil Suleymani, The Politics of Silence in Iranian Feminist Movements: The Case Study of Turk Women in Iran
Chapter 14: Zahra Moravvej, Am I Shi’a or a Khoja? Reflections on the Iranian Revolution in Tanzania’s Shi’a Community