Reza Parchizadeh

Reza Parchizadeh is a political theorist and analyst with a focus on the Middle East, the United States, United Kingdom and Russia. He defended his doctoral dissertation at Indiana University of Pennsylvania under the title “The Recurring Progress of English Political Thought in Shakespeare’s Histories.” Reza is a contributing member of World Shakespeare Bibliography, the prestigious joint project of Johns Hopkins University, and Shakespeare Association of America that constitutes the single-largest Shakespeare database in the world.

Iran’s Regime Survives on a Well-Maintained Myth

Oct 24, 2019

What is of primary importance to the Islamic Republic is the maintenance of the mythological system that it has created of itself and of the world in the eyes of its followers.

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Reza Parchizadeh

Iran’s Regime Survives on a Well-Maintained Myth