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Concessions, Repression, and Political Protest in the Iranian Revolution

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Political Conflict and Governance Islamic Studies and History Middle East Politics and Society

Abstract

L'A. cherche a comprendre en quoi les differentes politiques tantot de compromis et tantot de repression du Shah, entre 1977 et 1978 ont provoque l'escalade revolutionnaire en Iran. Il montre que la repression a eu un effet negatif a court-terme vis-a-vis de la protestation. Du fait de la repression, celle-ci apparait comme presentant un cout. En revanche sur le long terme, la repression quand elle est jugee illegitime contribue a discrediter le pouvoir en place. L'A. affirme que cette situation ambivalente resulte d'une combinaison d'effets dissuasifs et d'effets stimulant la mobilisation

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