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- Behravesh, Maysam
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Iran's Moderate Moment: The Leader Just Let It Go
- 2013
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In: e-International Relations (e-IR).
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Journal article (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Whatever the cause of a centrist takeover after two successive terms of hardliner dominance in Iran, one thing is for sure: the election of Hassan Rouhani as president in 2013 gave a new lease of life to the Islamic Republic, with the guarantee that its foundational structures will remain unchallenged for many years to come. Considerably narrowing the widening state-society gap, however, it has endowed Iran with a normative surge of soft power, ripening the ground for a new way of statecraft that can bring about a whole change of identity for the state. And, this is where Iran’s top leadership can make a bigger and more sustainable difference.
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- Behravesh, Maysam
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Rapprochement under Rouhani: Iran and Britain
- 2013
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In: Open Democracy. - 1476-5888.
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Journal article (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- But almost two years into this diplomatic crisis in Iranian-British ties, the collision course has already started to reverse thanks in important part to the election of centrist President Hassan Rouhani and his government’s determination to mend fences with the west through pursuing a moderate agenda.
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- Behravesh, Maysam
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Why Israel Is Obsessed with an Iranian Bomb
- 2013
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In: Foreign Policy In Focus (FPIF), Institute for Policy Studies (IPS). - 1524-1939.
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Journal article (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Israeli leaders constantly imagine themselves in the shoes of their Iranian counterparts and invariably conclude that it is only rational for the Islamic Republic to acquire the bomb.
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- Behravesh, Maysam, et al.
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Why Israel Won’t Abide Any Iran Nuclear Accord
- 2013
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In: Foreign Policy In Focus (FPIF), Institute for Policy Studies (IPS). - 1524-1939.
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Journal article (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Any diplomatic resolution of Iran’s nuclear controversy will deprive Israeli hawks of what they see as the sole feasible justification to overthrow the Iranian regime by military force.
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