This collective discussion brings together six women scholars of and from the post-Yugoslav
space, who, using personal experiences, analyze the dynamics of knowledge production in …

This article examines the rearticulation and reconfiguration of US-led imperialism vis-à-vis
Tunisia in the aftermath of the 2010–2011 popular revolt. Challenging the prevalent …

This article posits that US-led imperialism remains the most fundamental contradiction to be
assessed when analysing the material, social and political development of countries in …

This article challenges the anti-structural and ahistorical turn in recent histories of the Iranian
Revolution. Tracing the genealogy of this anti-structural turn to the publication of Foucault's …

Conventional literature on sanctions tends to overfocus on measuring their political efficacy
on targeted countries, accused of carrying out terrorist activities. More critically, other studies …

Abstract “Global South” is undoubtedly a broad term that typically refers to developing
countries with varying degrees of economic, cultural and political influence. The rise of the …

Academic analyses of the 2011 protests in Libya often isolate them from the US-led
imperialist system and the dynamics of the world market. Drawing on a collection of …

This book traces the patterns of capital accumulation and the changes in class and state
formation emanating from it in Iran during the global neoliberal era. It demonstrates how …

The existing accounts of the Iranian nuclear programme and the JCPOA suffer from
ontological exteriority, in conjunction with the problematic conception of the state and …

This article explores the constitutive impact of the 'international'on the sociopolitical
transformations in Syria and Libya through the lens of the theory of Uneven and Combined …