Explaining the diversity of views on Iran

In an interesting New Yorker piece on the continuing election protests in Iran, George Packer does for international relations theory what we try to do for political philosophy – make it relevant to current events and public debate.  Check it out.

-Marc

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June 17, 2009 · Filed Under International Relations, Marc

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