History Book – Conspiracy Theories in Iran by Ervand Abrahamian

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Conspiracy Theories in Iran: Essays on Conspiracy Thinking in Iranian Society is a collection of three scholarly essays by Ervand Abrahamian, Ahmad Ashraf, and M. A. Katouzian. The authors examine the origins, development, and social impact of conspiracy thinking in Iran, exploring how conspiracy narratives have been used to interpret political events, explain social changes, and shape public perceptions of power and foreign influence. Combining historical insight with political and sociological analysis, the book offers a critical perspective on the role of conspiracy beliefs in modern Iranian society.