Synopsis
"Iran in a Nutshell" covers Iran's history from its years at the center of the powerful Persian Empire to its ignominious inclusion in U.S. President George Bush's "Axis of Evil." In short, easy-to-read chapters, "Iran in a Nutshell" outlines Iran’s nuclear program, its relationship with terrorist organizations and the role of Persian oil in the international market.
The book also illustrates the Islamic nature of Iran’s government through sidebars explaining the function and status of the Ayatollah and other leaders and drawing on passages from the country’s constitution.
In just 80 pages, "Iran in a Nutshell" provides a concise overview of Iran, its people, its government and its foreign relations.
"Iran in a Nutshell" is the 6th title in the ongoing Nutshell Notes series.
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About the Author
Amanda Roraback is a historian and the author of 6 books including "Iraq in a Nutshell," "Afghanistan in a Nutshell" (both L.A. Times Bestsellers), "Islam in a Nutshell," "Israel-Palestine in a Nutshell," "Pakistan in a Nutshell," and "Iran in a Nutshell." She has traveled extensively throughout the Middle East, Asia and Europe.
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