Revolution and constitutionalism in the Ottoman Empire and Iran

Nader Sohrabi

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Historical Turkish Studies Islamic Studies and History Middle East Politics and Society

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1. Introduction 2. The state of revolution 3. The Young Turk Revolution and the global wave 4. Constitutional struggles and struggle for the constitution 5. Government within the government: the purges 6. Counterrevolution 7. Iran: reform and patrimonialism in comparative perspective 8. The unlikely revolution: the constitutional revolution of 1906 in Iran in light of the Young Turks 9. Concluding remarks.

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