|
Education:
1993 Ph.D., University of Californian at Los Angeles;
History of the Near East 1500-Present, special concentration: Nineteenth and
Twentieth Century Iran.
1989 C. Phil., University of California at Los Angeles
1986 M.A., San Francisco State University; History of
Modern Europe
1982 B.A., Saint Mary's College of California,
History-Government
1978, High School Diploma, TASIS England, Thorpe Surry, UK
Minor Fields:
History of the Near East 500-1500
History of Modern Europe
History of Modern Russia
Academic Positions:
2007-Present: Associate Professor, History Department, San
Francisco State University.
2002-2007: Assistant Professor, History Department, SFSU.
2001-2002: Assistant Professor, History Department,
Bridgewater State College.
1995-2001: Lecturer, History Department, San Francisco
State University.
1998-2001: Research Fellow, International and Area Studies,
University of California, Berkeley.
Spring 1999: Visiting Lecturer, Department of History,
Stanford University.
Fall 1998: Visiting Lecturer, Department of Political
Science, St Mary's College of California, Moraga, CA.
1995-1998: Visiting Lecturer, History Department,
University of California, Berkeley.
1992-1993: Teaching Fellow, Department of History, UCLA.
1990-1992: Teaching Assistant, Department of History, UCLA.
1988-1993: Research Assistant, G.E. von Grunebaum Center
For Near Eastern Studies, UCLA.
1987: Research Assistant, Professor Nikki R. Keddie.
Other Professional Position:
1988-Present: Contributor, the Echo of Iran, Echo
Publications, London and Tehran.
1989-1991: Circulation Editor, JUSUR, the UCLA Journal of
Middle Eastern Studies.
1989-1991: Graduate Student Representative, Faculty
Advisory Committee, G.E von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies.
Courses Taught:
Graduate Seminar: Modernity
and the Islamic World
Upper Division:
Pro-Seminar: Topics in the
History of the Middle East and Islamic Movements
History of the Islamic World I
500-1700
History of the Islamic World
II 1700-Present
History of Iran and
Afghanistan 1500-present
Historiography of the Middle
East
History of the Soviet Union
Anthropology of the Middle
East
Lower Division:
Survey of Near Eastern History
500-1800
Survey of Near Eastern History
500-present
Western Civilization I (to
1500s)
Western Civilization II (from
1500s)
World History I (to 1500)
World History II (from 1500)
Books:
Ta’amolati piramun-e tarikh-e shureshiyan-e armankhah
dar Iran. [Perspectives on the History of Rebels with a Cause in Iran],
Tehran: Akhtaran publishers, 2006
Rebels with a Cause: The Failure of the Left in Iran.
London, New York: I.B. Tauris, 1999.
Turkish
translation of above title: Nasil Yapilamadi: Iran'da Solun Tenilgisi,
Ercument Ozkaya, Trans. Ankara: EPOS, 2006.
Persian translation of above title: Shureshiyan armankhah:
nakami-ye chap dar Iran, Mahdi Partovi, trans., Tehran: Qoqnus Publications,
2001.
Papers and Book Chapters:
“Iran after Revolution,” in From Antiquity to the
Present: A History of Iranian Civilization, Touraj Daryaee and Afshin
Marashi, ed., London: IB Tauris. (Forthcoming)
"Siyasat-e America dar barabar-e Iran" [On US Policy toward
Iran] Nameh (Tehran), no. 50, June 2006 (Khordad 1385)
“Mo’zel-e rabete-ye Iran va America” [The Problematic of
Iran-US Relations] in Nameh (Tehran), no.39, July 2005/Tir 1384, at:
http://www.nashrieh-nameh.com/article.php?articleID=408
"Reflections on Iran’s Prison System during the Montazeri
Years (1985-1988)," Iran Analysis Quarterly, Vol.2,
No.3, winter
(January-March) 2005
"The 1953 Coup in Iran and the Legacy of the Tudeh," in,
Mark Gasiorowski and Malcolm Byrne, eds., Mohammad Mosaddeq and the 1953 Coup
in Iran, (New York: Syracuse University Press, 2004)
"Iranian Revolution and the Legacy of the Guerrilla
Movement," in Stephanie Cronin, ed. Reformers and Revolutionaries in Modern
Iran: New Perspectives on
The Iranian Left (London: Routledge Curzon, 2004)
“Golesorkhi,” Encyclopedia Iranica, Vol. XI, (New York:
Bibliotheca Persica Press, 2002), 118-119
"Tudeh Factionalism and the 1953 Coup in Iran," in
International Journal of Middle East Studies, 33 (2001), 363-382.
"Soluk-e gom shodeh: sarnevesht-e sosiyal demokrasi dar
Iran," [The Lost Path: The Fate of Social Democrasy in Iran], in Arash
(Paris), No.s 75-76, February 2001, 100-102
"The Iranian Revolution and the Failure of the Left," in
Rudi Matthee and Beth Baron, eds., Religion and Society in the Middle East:
Essays in Honor of Nikki R. Keddie, (Costa Mesa: Mazda Press, 2000)
"President Khatami's Third Year: The Long Hot Tehran Summer
of 1999," in The Echo of Iran, no.130, July 1999
"Islamic State and the Crisis of Marja'iyat in Iran," in
Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Vol. XVI,
no.2, fall 1996
"The Left's Impact on the Islamic Republic," in the Echo
of Iran, no.86, May 1995
"Iran's Response to the Rise of Nationalism in the Caucasus
1988-1993," in The Echo of Iran, No.s 72-73, February-March 1994
"Factionalism in Iran under Khomeini," in Middle Eastern
Studies, vol.27, no.4, October, 1991, reprinted in, the Echo of Iran,
No.s 55&56, August-September 1992
"The IRI in the Aftermath of Fourth Majles Election," in
The Echo of Iran, no.12, December 1992
"Azarbaijan: A Historical Background," in The Echo of
Iran, An Independent and Objective Review of Iranian Affairs, no.26,
February 1990
"Iran's Fadayan 1971-1988, A Case Study in Iranian
Marxism," in JUSUR, UCLA Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, vol.6, Fall 1990.
Reprinted in: The Echo of Iran,no.s 10,11,12 (October, November, December 1991)
"Seyr-e demokrasi dar shoravi va eslahat-e Gorbachev", [The
Process of Democracy in the Soviet Union and Gorbachev's Reforms], in Kankash, A
Persian Journal of History and Politics, winter 1990
"Trends in the Foreign Policy of the Islamic Republic of
Iran 1979-1988," in Nikki R. Keddie & Mark Gasiorowski, ed., Neither East Nor
West, (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1990)
"Haqaieq-e tarikhi piramun-e enhelal-e majles-e mo'asesan
che hastand?" [What are the Historical Truths about the Abolition of the
Constitutional Assembly?], in Ketab-e Jom'eh-a, No.s 14&15, summer 1989
"The Iran-Iraq War: Causes and Prospects", in Free
Association, A Student-Run Independent Newspaper, December 1987
Print Media Interviews:
Interview with monthly Nameh (Tehran), on “Democracy
on Three Continents,” no.40, August 2005 (Mordad 1384) at:
http://www.nashrieh-nameh.com/article.php?articleID=431
Interview with monthly Nameh (Tehran), on “the Left
in 20th Century Iran,” no. 31, September 2004 (Mordad-Sharivar 1383)
at:
http://www.nashrieh-nameh.com/articlea.php?mID=8&articleID=168
Conference Presentations:
“Leftist Interpretation of Iranian Revolution: Then and
Now,” at the Sixth Biennial of Iranian Studies panel “The Politics of
Interpreting the Iranian Revolution: Then and Now,” SOAS, London August 3-5.
2006.
“Perspectives on Iran’s Political Prisoners during the
Montazeri Years (1985-88),” at MESA panel “Responses to State Terror:
Twentieth-Century Iran’s Political Prisoners,” San Francisco November 20-23,
2004.
“Social Democracy in Iran: Reflections and Prospects,”
presented at MESA panel "Issues in Contemporary Iran,” Washington D.C., November
24, 2002
“Current Composition and Attitude of Political Groups”
presented at MESA panel "How Could an Evil Regime be Changed,” Washington D.C.,
November 23, 2002.
"The 1953 Coup in Iran and the Legacy of the Tudeh," in
Conference on Mohammad Mosaddeq and the 1953 Coup in Iran, St Antony’s College,
Oxford, June 8-10, 2002.
"The Iranian Left and the Legacy of the Guerrilla
Movement," presented at Conference on Historical, Cultural and Intellectual
Perspectives on the Left in Iran, University of London (School Of Oriental and
African Studies), London, June 30, 2000.
"The Tudeh Party in the Early 1950s," presented at
International Seminar on Iran and the Great Powers, Center for Documents and
Diplomatic History, Tehran, June 7-8, 2000.
"Portrait of Five Revolutionaries," presented at Middle
East Studies Association panel, Revolutionary Thought and Policy in Twentieth
Century Iran, Washington D.C., November 1999
"The Tudeh Party and the 1953 Coup in Iran," presented at
MESA panel "Pahlavi Iran," San Francisco, November 1997.
"The Left's Impact on the Islamic Republic," presented at
MESA panel "The Political Culture of Iranian Regimes and Opposition
(1970s-80s)," Phoenix, Arizona, November 19-22, 1994.
"Iran's Response to the Rise of Nationalism in the Caucasus
1988-1993," presented at MESA panel "Iran and the Emergence of the New Republics
in Central Asia and Caucasus," Triangle Park, North Carolina, November 1993.
"Iranian Marxists and the Working Class (1979-1985),"
presented at MESA panel "Middle Class Status and Leftist Aspirations in Middle
eastern Political Organizations", Washington D.C., November 1991.
Book Reviews and Translations:
Book Review: Mehdi Moslem, Factional Politics in
Post-Khomeini Iran, Syracuse, 2002, in Iranian Studies, Vol. 39,
No.3, September 2006.
Ali M. Ansari, Modern Iran since 1921: The Pahlavis and
After.
New York: Longman, 2003 in American Historical Review,
October 2004.
Dariush Zahedi, the Iranian Revolution Then and Now:
Indications of Regime Instability in International Journal of Middle East
Studies, Vol.33, No.4, November 2001.
Ervand Abrahamian, Maqalati Dar Jame'eh Shenasi-ye Iran
[Articles on Iran's Sociology], Soheila Torrabi-farsani, trans. (Tehran:
Pazhuhesh and Shirazeh Publishes, 1997), in Iranian Studies, Vol.32, No.2,
spring 1999.
Asef Bayat, Street Politics: Poor People's Movement in
Iran, (New York: Columbia University Press, 1997), in Iranian Studies, Vol.32,
No.2, Spring 1999.
John L. Esposito, ed. The Iranian Revolution: Its Global
Impact, (Miami: Florida University Press, 1990), in Iranian Studies, Vol. XXIV,
No.1-4, 1991.
Persian translation of Nikki R. Keddie, "Material Culture
and Geography: Toward a Holistic Comparative History of the Middle East," in
Comparative Studies in Society and History, Vol.26, No.4, October 1984,
published in Goft va Gu (Tehran), No.8, Summer 1995.
Languages: English, Persian, French (reading
knowledge).
Professional Affiliations:
Middle East Studies Association of North America (MESA)
International Society of Iranian Studies (ISIS)
|