Iqtiṣād-i Īrān dar dawrān-i dawlat-i millī

Iqtiṣād-i Īrān dar dawrān-i dawlat-i millī is a comprehensive scholarly study examining the economic landscape of Īrān during the pivotal premiership of Muḥammad Muṣaddiq. Authored by Farshād Muʼminī and Bahrām Naqsh Tabrīzī, this work meticulously analyses the economic strategies, institutional reforms, and socio-political challenges navigated by the national government between 1941 and the 1953 coup d'état. The text delves deeply into the historic nationalisation of the Iranian petroleum industry, illustrating how the government managed a non-oil-reliant economy amidst severe international sanctions. Furthermore, the authors present a compelling comparative analysis between the economic framework developed by Muṣaddiq and the production-centric theories of Friedrich List. This essential resource offers profound insights into a transformative era in the history of Īrān, demonstrating the enduring legacy of a state striving for economic independence and social justice.