Provides an original account of U.S.-Iranian relations during their latest and most dramatic phase, the Shah's fall and the hostage crisis. The author shows that the hostage crisis was brought about by the convergence of two major developments: President Carter's contradictory policies toward revolutionary Iran, and a power struggle between moderates and extremists in Tehran.
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...easy to read, well documented, and coherent.>>>> (The Middle East Journal )
...easy to read, well documented, and coherent. (The Middle East Journal )
...easy to read, well documented, and coherent. (The Middle East Journal )
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Christos P. Ioannides is Professor of International Relations at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey.
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