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Iran’s Presidential Election: An Equation with too Many Variables

Iran’s Presidential Election: An Equation with too Many Variables

As the Islamic Republic of Iran approaches its eleventh presidential elections in June 2013, ambiguity and uncertainty have clouded analyses and projections regarding its potential outcomes and implications. On one hand, Iran’s election should not be entirely unpredictable given its restricted democratic attributes that do not allow for free and fair elections. On the other hand, […]

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