The Iranian green movement
By: Debra A. Miller, book editor
Series: Current controversies; Current controversies
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 163
ISBN-13: 9780737756265; 9780737756272
Subjects: Politics and government; Environmentalism; Green movement; Environmental conditions
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 150-154) and index.
Table of contents: title: Ch. 1. What is the nature of Iran's green movement? The Iranian green movement is a protest against government corruption / Austin Bay; title: The Iranian green movement is revolutionary / Mahmood Delkhasteh, interviewed by Behdad Bordbar; title: The Iranian green movement is not revolutionary / Arshin Adib-Moghaddam; title: The Iranian green movement is a civil rights movement / Hooman Majd; title: The Iranian green movement is a Twitter revolution / Jared Keller; title: Ch. 2. Has Iran's green movement been destroyed? The Iranian green movement has been stifled temporarily / Hossein Aryan; title: The idea of an Iranian revolution was always unrealistic / Fareed Zakaria; title: Iran's green movement is not dead / Michael Singh; title: The Iranian green movement is alive / James Miller; title: Iranian green movement supporters will not quit / Omid Memarian and Roja Heydarpour; title: Ch. 3. Is Iran's green movement related to uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt? Iran's green movement inspired protests in Tunisia and Egypt / Barbara Slavin; title: The protests in Tunisia and Egypt are victories for Iran's green movement / Hamid Dabashi; title: Egypt's political unrest offers lessons for Iran's green movement / Muhammad Sahimi; title: The situation in Iran differs from that in Tunisia / Steven Heydemann; title: The Arab revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt transcend the shortcomings of Iran's Islamic revolution / Roxane Farmanfarmaian; title: Ch. 4. What is the future of reform in Iran? Iranians remain hopeful of eventual reform / Jane Bao; title: Iran's green movement needs better organization and strategy / Karim Sadjadpour; title: The Iranian green movement faces numerous foes / Azadeh Moaveni; title: Other Middle East revolutions may energize the Iranian green movement / Scott Peterson; title: Iran's green movement will not rise up after protests in Tunisia and Egypt / Hooman Majd; title: Iran's leaders are unlikely to allow any opening for protest / Daniel Brumberg; title: The Iranian green movement must operate on its own timetable / Mohsen Milani, interviewed by World Blog; title: The United States must stop obstructing Iran's pro-democracy movement / Chris Hedges.