Introduction: How to Approach This BookPeyman Vahabzadeh
Historical and Conceptual Preparations for a Multidisciplinary Study of Social Justice in IranPeyman Vahabzadeh
Gazing Upon the Land of Oil Through the Prism of Structure, Elite Action, and Civil SocietyHajar Amidian
The Unmaking of the Iranian Working Class since the 1990sMohammad Maljoo
Charity or Mass Mobilization? Public Religion and the Struggle for Economic JusticeSiavash Saffari
Iran's Cooperative Movement: Agony of DevelopmentKaveh Sarmast
Social Justice; Anti-imperialist, Racist, Persian-centric, and Shi'i-centric Discursive Formations of the Ideal Citizen and Iranian School Textbooks: A Social Biography ResponseAmir Mirfakhraie
Justice Interrupted: The University and the ImamArdalan Rezamand
Ethical-Political Praxis: Social Justice and the Resistant Subject in IranShokoufeh Sakhi
Intergenerational Memory in Children of the Jacaranda TreeNima Naghibi
Social Media as a Site of Transformative Politics: Iranian Women's Online ContestationsVictoria Tahmasebi-Birgani
Performative Agency: A Realization of an Objective Clash of "Social Justice" Discourses or a Requiem for a Subjective SilenceSara Naderi
The Voice of the Workers: Iran's Labour Movement and Reflections on the Project-Seasonal Workers'Union of Abadan, 1979-1980Mohammad Safavi
An Unfinished Odyssey: The Iranian Student Movement's Struggles for Social JusticeRoozbeh Safshekan
The Left's Contribution to Social Justice in Iran: A Brief Historical OverviewAfshin Matin-asgari
Iran: Multiple Sources of a Grassroots Social Democracy?Mojtaba Mahdavi
Social Justice and Democracy in Iran: In Search of the Missing LinkPeyman Vahabzadeh
About the Author: Peyman Vahabzadeh is Associate Professor of Sociology at University of Victoria, Canada. His recent books include A Guerrilla Odyssey: Modernization, Secularism, Democracy and the Fadai Period of National Liberation in Iran, 1970-1979 (2010), Exilic Meditations: Essays on A Displaced Life (2013), and Parviz Sadri: A Political Biography (2015; in Persian).
