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084			_2Colon Classification
100			_aRahnema ,Ali _913821
245			_aThe Economic Modernisation Of Iran 1953 -1968: _bArchitects, Agents, And Unwitting Thwarters.
260			_aEngland, _bOneworld Academic, _c2025.
300			_a420p.
520			_aIn 1953, Iran was at loggerheads with the US and UK, after Prime Minister Mossadeq nationalised Iran’s oil reserves. By 1968, under the autocratic rule of the Shah, Iran was a booming export economy, benefiting from high oil prices and consumer demand. It had unambiguously become a modern industrial economy. Sifting through primary and secondary sources, Ali Rahnema charts Iran’s progress in this vital fifteen-year period. He asks, who can claim the credit? And who bears the blame for its critical failures?
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