On the election aftermath
Here is the second installment of my commentary on the election crisis that appeared in NYT’s “room for debate” today.
Tyranny of numbers
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- Challenges and Opportunities Await Iran’s Rouhani
- Economic Fears and Discontents. New York Times Room for Debate
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- Poor Policy, Not Sanctions, Weaken Iran's Economy. Interview with Council on Foreign Relations
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- Trouble in Tehran. Foreign Policy
- What if Ahmadinejad Really Won? New York Times Room for Debate
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