Anjumanʹhā-yi Gīlān dar ʻaṣr-i Mashrūṭah

This scholarly work, published as the twenty-second volume of the Dānishnāmah-i farhang va tamaddun-i Gīlān series, provides a detailed historical analysis of the political and social associations (anjumanʹhā) that emerged in the Gīlān province during the Constitutional Revolution of Īrān. Authored by Hūman Yūsufʹdihī, the text investigates the pivotal role these local councils played in mobilizing public support and organizing resistance against authoritarian rule in cities like Rasht and Anzalī. Drawing on primary sources, the book categorizes these entities into national, municipal, and political groups, offering insight into the civil development of provincial Īrān in the early 20th century.