Selected Publications
Op-Eds and Analysis
Why Iran’s Reformists are down, but not out -Amwaj.media
Raisi, the Presidency and Iran's Foreign Policy - The Iran Primer
Yes, Iranians can protest against both US intervention and their government – The Guardian
How Iranians use humor to cope with Trump – Al Monitor
The Anatomy Of A Revolution – LobeLog
Why Iran's Parliament Matters – LobeLog
Rouhani ignores domestic political reforms – Al Monitor
Rouhani Goes to College – The Majalla
Rouhani’s US-Educated Chief of Staff Knows East and West – Al Monitor
A Crucial Election for Iran’s Reform Movement – Jadaliyya
Why Iran’s City Council Elections Matter – Al Monitor
Bahrain’s triangle of conflict – Foreign Policy
Iran’s ‘second-generation’ Reformists off to shaky start – Al Monitor
Cleaning House in Tehran – The Majalla
Rowhani’s first 100 days – Foreign Policy
Why Iran’s City Council Elections Matter – Al Monitor
Morsi’s just not that into Iran – Foreign Policy
Potential Attack Threatens Peaceful Movement for Change – PBS – Tehran Bureau
Another political soap opera in Iran – Gulf News
Iran and Pakistan can be friends - Gulf News
Academic and Policy Papers
The New Sectarianism: The Arab Uprisings and the Rebirth Shi’a-Sunni Divide
Saban Center for Middle East Policy – Brookings Institution
The Triangle of Conflict: How Bahrain’s Internal Divisions Inhibit Reconciliation
Master’s Thesis
The Elliott School of International Affairs, The George Washington University
Media
CGTN - Iran Breaches 2015 Nuclear Deal
KCBS Radio - President Trump Levies More Sanctions On Iran
KCBS Radio - Increased Tensions between Iran and U.S.
The New York Times – Iranian News Media's Reaction to Trump's Iran Speech
Al Jazeera English Newshour – Impact of Lifting International Sanctions in Iran
C-SPAN – What Next for Iran After the Nuclear Deal?
The New York Times – What's Behind Iran's Protests?
AJ+ – Iran's 2017 Presidential Election
TRT World – Iran's 2016 Parliamentary Elections
BBC World Service – World Have Your Say – 2011 Attack on the British Embassy in Iran
Reza, an Iranian-American, shares his immigration journey which took him from Tehran to Buffalo, NY at the age of 16. The topics covered with Reza include the impact of Trump’s travel ban on his family, trials and tribulations of legal immigration, and how the current political environment will evolve.
Blog Posts
What are Iran’s Reformists Thinking? – The Foreigner – الأجنبي
Ahmadinejad’s Last Stand – The Foreigner – الأجنبي
Iranian Conservatives Divided Ahead of Parliamentary Elections – The Foreigner – الأجنبي