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The United States and Iran are locked in a dangerous cycle of brinksmanship and violence. Both countries have staged cyber attacks and recently shot down one another's aircrafts. Why do both countries seem intent on escalation? Why did the United States abandon the nuclear deal (which, according to the United Nations was working)? Where can Washington and Tehran find common ground? To address these questions and the political and historical forces at play, David Barsamian presents the perspectives of Iran scholars Ervand Abrahamian, Noam Chomsky, Nader Hashemi, Azadeh Moaveni and Trita Parsi. A follow-up to the previously published Targeting Iran, this timely and urgent book continues to affirm the goodwill between Iranian and American people, even as their respective governments clash on the international stage.
Introduction / by David Barsamian -- The Iran deal / Trita Parsi -- Four decades of hostility / Ervand Abrahamian -- U.S. war with Iran : covert and overt / Noam Chomsky -- Iranian social justice struggles / Azadeh Moaveni -- Inside Iran / Nader Hashemi.
David Barsamian ; with Trita Parsi, Ervand Ambrahamian, Noam Chomsky, Azadeh Moaveni, and Nader Hashemi.