Chālish-i hastahʹī: parvandah-i hastahʹī az qabl-i inqilāb tā sāl-i 1384

This comprehensive study by Sayyid Maḥmūd Nabaviyān, a member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and secretary of the JCPOA review commission, offers a detailed documentary history of the nuclear file of Īrān. In this first volume, titled Istāndārdhā-yi dūgānah, the author examines the trajectory of the nation's nuclear program from the pre-revolutionary era up to the year 1384 [2005]. The work scrutinises the interactions between Īrān and Western powers, highlighting the challenges and what the author describes as double standards in international negotiations. As part of a larger six-volume series, this text provides political and historical context to the ongoing diplomatic discourse surrounding nuclear energy and government policy in Tihrān.