Private parts and public discourses in modern Iran by Katouzian, H

“…The first half of the 20th century excluding the Reza Shah period is unique in the whole history of Persian literature in the amount of satire, lampoons and invectives which were published largely though not entirely through the press, and usually with a political motive. …”

State and Contention Politics in Cotemporary Iran Necessity of Transition to Conciliator State by Abolfazl Delavari

“…"Developmental state" emerged faintly in the second decade of Reza shah’s rule (1931-41), and seriously and effectively in the last fifteen years of Mohammad Reza shah’s rule (1962-78), and in the years after The Islamic revolution also took place in some periods such as the presidency of Rafsanjani (1989-96). …”
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Historical Unconsciousness and the Descending Religion in Contemporary Iranshahr Thought by سیروس فیضی

“…In Iranian contemporary history we can see evidences of the same trend: secularism during Constitutional Revolution; Reza Shah’s Bonapartism; leftism and liberalism during Mohammad Reza Shah; and even independence-oriented of Mossadiqi nationalism. …”
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Isfahan (, Iran) Urban Health Management with Emphasis on Hospitals from the Local Press View by Abdolmahdi Rajaei, Morteza Nouraei, Loghman Dehghan Nayyeri

“…The urban renewal system, enhanced health situation in the reign of Reza Shah Pahlavi and the partnership between private sectors, semi-private sectors and government caused to meet demand for hospitals in Isfahan during that period.   …”
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Women and welfare institutions – Health , The constitutional period until the end of the second Pahlavi regime by elham malekzadeh

“…Most of these forums have a history of political and secret activities. Under Reza Shah, along with modern slogans of Iran, a new arena for women in social and cultural institutions and associations came into being. …”
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The dominant discourse over women’s education in high school text books (1320-1345 S.H) by fatemeh samiee, hasan zandiyeh

“…Due to the political standoff as a result of Reza Shah’s exit from Iran, the modern education for women underwent discourse turmoil. …”
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Effects of Epidemics on Population; Actions of Central Government and Effective Factors (Northern Coast of Persian Gulf 1300-1320 A.H.S.) by Abdulrasool Khirandish, Akram Kavoosi

“…Central government could control and decrease death rate from these diseases partly until the end of Reza Shah’s reign with establishing health centers, quarantine, security and road building. …”
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Education and Modernization of Iran in the First Pahlavi Government by Majid Ostovar

“…Emphasizing this demand, Reza Shah asked students and graduates to be obedient and patriotic people who serve the ideals of the political system. …”
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An analysis of Haji Agha novel by bagher sadri nia, ebrahim ranjbar

“…Haji Agha written by Sadegh Hedayet is a novel in Two levels with specific elements which reveals in a particular way the change of Reza Shah's autocracy to a hidden autocracy following his exile. …”
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On Contradictions: The Architecture of Women’s Resistance and Emancipation in Early twentieth-Century Iran by Armaghan Ziaee

“…It should be noted that in 1936, Reza Shah promulgated a ban on the use of the chador (the traditional Iranian veil) in public places, in favor of Western women’s fashion, i.e., European hats, coats, and gloves. …”
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The political activity of Ziauddin Tabatabaei in Iran 1944-1946 AD by Muhammed Matar, Ali Muhammad

“…Among the personalities who played a distinguished role on the Iranian political arena was Diaa al-Din Tabatabaei, who lived in three different stages of modern and contemporary Iranian history, the period of the Qajar state and its fall in 1925 AD, and the Pahlavi state, which was characterized by two different eras, the reign of Reza Shah 1926-1941 AD, and was succeeded by his son, Muhammad Reza. …”
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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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Subject of Railroad in Qajar era by داریوش رحمانیان

“…In spite of these issues Iran couldn't realize these ideas and wishes until Reza shah period. This article tries to state an explanation about above mentioned arguments and investigate the reaons why Qajar government couldn't be successful in performing building railroad ideas .…”
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The State and the Problematic of Social Control in Iran under 1st Pahlavi by Shahrooz Shariati, Mahdi Abbasi Shahkuh

“…In this regard, for example the Shi’i scholars had the opportunity to criticize the governmental actions due to their financial independence and having the mosque tribunes under their control as well as having the exclusive right to interpret the religious rules. Therefore, Reza Shah who was aware of the power of opposition gradually started to show a negative reaction to them. …”
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The politics of style: ideology, fashion, and popular culture in Iran from 1965 to 1979 by Moazami, M

“…Though not as pronounced as the dress reforms decreed by Reza Shah Pahlavi, the modernizing efforts undertaken by Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi also happened to constitute its own distinctive approach to dress reform. …”

The Reasons for Millspaugh's Failure in Reforming Iran's Financial Affairs (1943- 1945) by Mohammad Bakhtiari

“…Various political, religious, and tribal groups that were severely suppressed during Reza Shah's time found themselves in an atmosphere to express themselves and revive their lost power and caused hypocrisy and chaos in the society. …”
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The Invasion of Iran by the Allies during World War II by Süleyman Erkan

“…In order to convey the military aid to the Soviets through Iran, the USA and the UK invaded Iran with the Soviets and dethroned Ahmad Reza Shah, who felt sympathy for Germany. By signing a treaty in 1942, they pledged to evacuate their troops from Iran six months after the war ended. …”
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Emergence and fall of Hayat Davoodi family in Bushehr by Hamid Asadpour

“…The challenge to the life of the Davoodis with the central government began during the reign of Reza Shah and ended in the 1940s. This study seeks to investigate and analyze the emergence and decline of the Dawood family of life in Bandar Rig. …”
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Systems and accidents in 20th century magical realist literature: Salman Rushdie's "Midnight's Children" and Sadegh Hedayat's "The blind owl" as critiques of modern nation-making e... by Tadd Graham Fernée

“…This article compares two major 20th century magical realist novels - Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children and Sadegh Hedayat's The Blind Owl - as critiques of modern nation-making practices, in Nehruvian post-independence India and Iran under Reza Shah Pahlavi. The analysis centers the interplay of accidents and systems, in political constructions and contestations of modern self, history and knowledge. …”
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On teaching of Persian language in Armenian schools of Iran in the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century by Amryan Tereza

“…During the reign of Reza Shah, the management of all schools in the country came under the control of the state, and the teaching of Persian became mandatory in all schools. …”
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