Iran's Uprisings: The Fluidity of Center/Periphery and Class Struggles

This article offers a critical perspective on the ways social movements in Iran are represented. By focusing on the uprisings of recent years—especially the Woman, Life, Freedom movement—the author seeks to articulate the emerging modalities of exploitation and subjugation in Iran. The aim is to show how these movements have emerged within, and risen up against, precisely such conditions.

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South Atlantic Quarterly
Published
2025-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.1215/00382876-12189541
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Turkey's Politics and Society
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Iran's Uprisings: The Fluidity of Center/Periphery and Class Struggles

Ali Zokai
South Atlantic Quarterly
Turkey's Politics and Society
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Iran's Uprisings: The Fluidity of Center/Periphery and Class Struggles

Ali Zokai
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Abstract

This article offers a critical perspective on the ways social movements in Iran are represented. By focusing on the uprisings of recent years—especially the Woman, Life, Freedom movement—the author seeks to articulate the emerging modalities of exploitation and subjugation in Iran. The aim is to show how these movements have emerged within, and risen up against, precisely such conditions.

South Atlantic QuarterlyVol. 125(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Turkey's Politics and Society
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