#untr_US_table: Iranian Reactions to the American Withdrawal from the Nuclear Agreement
Raz Zimmt assesses the opinions of Iranian users regarding the US withdrawal from the nuclear agreement.
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Iran is Drying Out: Network Discourse on the Protests by Farmers in Isfahan Province
Raz Zimmt discusses the farmers’ protest in the Isfahan province of Iran, which erupted because of the growing water shortage therein.
The Geopolitics of Sectarianism in the Persian Gulf
MDC Director Uzi Rabi and Chelsi Mueller have published an article in the peer-reviewed, "Asian Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies," where they discuss the sectarian rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
From Worker Street to Mosaddegh Street: The Struggle over the Collective Memory of Iranian Prime Minister Mosaddegh
Raz Zimmt examines the discourse surrounding the intention of the Tehran City Council to name a street after former Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, reflecting the tension between an Islamic-religious identity and a secular-national identity that characterizes Iranian society.
The Girls of Revolution Street: Feminist Discourse on Iranian Social Media
Raz Zimmt takes a look at the way that social networking sites have been used to advance the status of women in Iran.
Demonstrations in the Islamic Republic in the Telegram Era
Raz Zimmt analyzes the December 2017 protests in Iran, the role of social media, and the eventual weakening of those protests.
Cyrus the Great Day: Between Iranian and Islamic Identities
Raz Zimmt analyzes the public discourse surrounding the events of Cyrus the Great Day in Iran.
Reactions to the Tightening of Restrictions on former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami
Raz Zimmt follows the online discourse of Iranian reformists trying to stir public opposition to the political oppression of activists against the regime in light of the new restrictions on former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami.
Social Media vs. Tradition: Iranian Users Criticize Nepotism
Raz Zimmt analyzes the public struggle led by Iranian social media users against the deeply-rooted nepotism in Iran.
We Hate Mojahedin-e Khalq: Social Media Respond to a Conference of the Iranian Opposition
Raz Zimmt investigates Iranian social media responses to the annual conference of Mojahedin-e Khalq, an Iranian opposition group whose support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War remains a searing national trauma.