Multiple sclerosis and the Iranian revolution. by Pakpoor, J, Ramagopalan, S

Towards a general theory of Iranian revolutions by Katouzian, H

The Iranian revolution at 30: The dialectic of state and society by Katouzian, H

Multiple sclerosis and the Iranian revolution: reply to the comment by Magzhi et al. by Pakpoor, J, Ramagopalan, S

Multiple sclerosis and the Iranian revolution: Reply to the comment by Magzhi et al. by Pakpoor, J, Ramagopalan, S

Islamic resurgence in Iran : impact on Singaporean muslims by Chairul Fahmy Hussaini

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Supply instability and oil market behavior by Jacoby, Henry D., Paddock, James Lester

“…This paper analyzes the disruption in world oil markets which was triggered by the 1978-79 Iranian revolution. The resultant price rises are explored in the context of the behavior of the spot market and key OPEC countries. …”
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Oil demand: dependence or flexibility? by Dargay, J

“…The export reductions provoked by the Arab-Israeli war of 1973, the Iranian revolution of 1978-79 and the present Gulf crisis are very similar – amounting in each case to around 10 per cent of total world consumption. …”

Modernity, State-Led Islamisation And The Non-Muslim Response : A Case Study Of Christians In Peninsular Malaysia by Chong , Eu Choong

“…However, events in the past few decades have proved otherwise. From the Iranian Revolution to the role of Catholicism in political conflicts throughout Latin America in the 1980 have patently demonstrated religion still plays an important role in the public sphere. …”
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The role of the state & the rise of islamism by Amaran, Arina

“…However, over the years, Islamism has occurred in numerous forms such as the Arab Spring and the Iranian Revolution. In seeking to understand the resurgence of Islamism, there is a need to acknowledge political Islam as a multifaceted ideology. …”
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The Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) phenomenon in Singapore by Desker, Barry

“…This article begins by tracing the global and regional roots of the organization from conflict in the Middle East to the Iranian Revolution and the Soviet Afghan War. These events have contributed to the remarkable success of Osama bin Laden, his Al-Qaeda network and the call to Islamic jihad, all achieved by harnessing Muslim extremist forces to coincide with the Zeitgeist of increasing religious orthodoxy and the politicization of the ummah. …”
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Malaysia's contemporary political and economic relations with Iran by Asmady Idris, Remali Yusoff

“…In other words, Malaysia " s contemporary relations with Iran will evolve beyond the dogma of the Iranian Revolution in 1979.…”
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Cultivat(ing) modernities : the Society for National Heritage, political propaganda and public architecture in twentieth-century Iran by Grigor, Talinn, 1972-

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Pemikiran Skeptikal Syiah Terhadap Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama‘ah Dalam Karya-Karya Syiah Melayu: Satu Kritikan (Shi‘ite’s sceptical view towards ahl al-sunnah wa Al-Jamā‘ah in Malay... by Mas’od, Mohd Aizam, Hamat, Mohd Fauzi

“…Shi’a has been spread in Malaysia by the 1980s after the Iranian revolution in 1979. In the Malaysian context, dissemination of Shi‘ite to the Malay community occurred through a variety of ways. …”