The Book
In an age of intolerance and uncompromising confrontation, Maleki remained an indefatigable advocate for open discussion and peaceful reform - a stance that saw him jailed several times. This work makes a compelling case for him to be regarded among the foremost thinkers of his generation.
CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
A Note on Transliteration
Introduction: The Age of Khalil Maleki
1 Khalil Maleki and the Fifty-Three
2 The Tudeh Party
3 Power Struggles and Oil Nationalisation
4 The Toilers Party
5 The Third Force
6 The 1953 Coup and After
7 Power Struggles, 1960-1963
8 Maleki: The Last Phase
Epilogue: Maleki's Success and Failure
Select Bibliography
Notes
Index
Additional Information
| Subject | Middle East, History, Biography, Politics |
|---|---|
| Series | Radical Histories of the Middle East |
| Pages | 320 |
| Imprint | Oneworld Academic |
Reviews
‘Khalil Maleki is not only an authoritative and insightful account of the political life and ideas of Iran's foremost democratic socialist during the middle decades of the twentieth century, but an erudite and incisive analysis of the country's intellectual and political history through that fateful century. It is based on a wealth of primary sources and the author's own lifetime of prodigious scholarship.'
‘A major contribution to the recovery of the rich, but lesser-known, tradition of the Iranian Left. Khalil Maleki's life, and his intellectual journey, tell the story of the complicated road Iran travelled in its desire to achieve a "national” modernity, and to be at "home” with the modern world. In this context, Dr Katouzian's work deserves considerable scholarly attention for its achievement.'
‘Drawing on his lifetime's work on Iranian modern history, Homa Katouzian has provided us with a rich and authoritative account of Khalil Maleki's political and intellectual life.'
