Alam Libros

In this unique anthology, British authors have been charged with resurrecting the folk heroes of British protest history.

Offers moving stories of refugees who have fled war, violent persecution, or civil unrest in countries as diverse as Cameroon, Iran, Syria, Somalia, Malawi, Burundi, the Congo, and Sierra Leone. In this book, the author chronicles their experiences.

The book examines how Islam influenced the transformation of Iran's social, political, and economic structures following the 1979 Islamic Revolution. It delves into the interplay between religious principles and the reshaping of Iranian society, highlighting key changes and their implications for governance and daily life in the aftermath of the revolution.

The book explores how internal political dynamics in Iran influence its foreign and security policies. It delves into the interplay between domestic circumstances and international relations, providing insights into the decision-making processes that shape Iran's stance on global issues. Through this analysis, the author highlights the significance of domestic factors in understanding Iran's behavior on the world stage.