Women and the Islamic Republic: How Gendered Citizenship Conditions the Iranian State (Cambridge Middle East Studies, Series Number 66)

Women And The Islamic Republic's Central Argument Is Simple: If We Shift Our Gaze From Institutions And Elite Political Contestations To Everyday Encounters, We Can See How The Islamic Republic's Hybrid Governance Structure Produces Citizens Who Cross, Abide, And (at Times) Manipulate The State's Formal Boundaries. This Pushes The Post-revolutionary State Toward A Balancing Act To Pacify Its Female Population-- Provided By Publisher.