Author Archives: iPouya
France 24 Interview
My latest interview with France 24 on January 17, 2023. Click on image below to see interview:
Interview with BBC
My interview on Saturday, January 7th, on the recent executions in Iran.
“The Iranian Revolution: The Fall of the Shah and the Rise of Khomeini”
See my 2nd interview at theAnalysis.news here:
theAnalysis.news Interview: “Iranian Women-Led Resistance Independent of Western Imperialism”
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“U.S. vs. Iran (9 p.m.) – NightSide With Dan Rea”
My segment on the backstory to the Iran-US World Cup match up. Click on the image below:
Q&A: Pouya Alimagham on the protest movement in Iran
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France 24: “Call it a Revolution? Iran protest movement defies growing brutality”
I participated in a rich discussion at France 24 on the protests in Iran. Click on the image below to access it:
American Prestige Podcast: “The Iran Protests”
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Podcast: “The Iran Protests in Context”
Listen to my interview with the Latitude Adjustment podcast here:
Iran Then and Now: What Similarities in Protests in 2009 and 2022 Demonstrate
My latest article via Cambridge University Press:
Open Letter
[I submitted this letter to The Tech, MIT’s daily, & it took about 10 days for them to publish it, but better late than never ↓] The members of the history faculty at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) listed below … Continue reading
Hundreds protest Amini’s death, Iran’s dress code laws at Boston Common
My quotes in The Tufts Daily, the school paper for Tufts University: “MIT Lecturer and Middle East Historian Pouya Alimagham said that burning hijabs has also become a form of political resistance against the Iranian regime. ‘[Hijab burning is] not … Continue reading
Debate on France 24: “Iran’s youth rise up: Can women’s rights movement lead to change?”
Watch the entire clip here.
American Prestige Podcast: “Understanding Modern Iran”
A rich discussion about modern Iran, listen here.
Analysis on the Mahsa Amini Protests (SETA Foundation)
Below is my short analysis for SETA Foundation, an independent, nonprofit and nonpartisan think-tank based in Ankara, Turkey. Here is the link to the English as well the Turkey translation.