Category Archives: iPouya
France 24 Interview
I, along with 3 others, appeared on France 24’s “The Debate” to discuss the highly politicized trials of two journalists in Iran. Watch the full discussion here.
Podcast Interview: “Iran-Saudi Detente & Iran Protests”
My latest podcast interview at Latitude Adjustment on such topics as the Iran-Saudi detente and Iran protests.
University of Washington Book Talk
My next book talk will take place on April 18 at the University of Washington. Register here.
Book Talk at Georgetown University Qatar
It was my first time visiting a Persian Gulf country other than Iran.
Panel: “Iran and the Struggle for ‘Normalcy’: Woman, Life, Freedom”
I chaired a panel discussion at MIT’s Center for International Studies Starr Forum. Click here to watch the recording of the event.
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:
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