Zep Kalb

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2023 Coercion and Inequality, Phenomenal World, Aug 23, with Esfandyar Batmanghelidj. Republished in Jacobin

2023 Iran’s Labor Movement, The Iran Podcast, Jul 7

2022 Why Won’t the Workers of Iran Unite, Foreign Policy, Aug 23, with Esfandyar Batmanghelidj

2021 Majidi in Context, Sidecar, Jul 1

2020 Tehran’s Universal Studios, with Masoumeh Hashemi. New Left Review, 121: 109–131. Available in Persian at Naqd-e Eqtesad-e Siyasi

2018 How Years of Increasing Labor Unrest Signaled Iran’s Latest Protest Wave, The Washington Post Monkey Cage, Jan 19, with Kevan Harris

Peer-Reviewed Articles


2022 Corporatism Without Party: The State, War, and Industrial Labor in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Middle Eastern Studies. PDF

2019 Corporatist Coalitions as Agents of Civil Society: The Politics of Student and Labour Unions in Iran. Mediterranean Politics, 24/4: 467–490. PDF

2019 Pen to the Tiller: Land Reform and Social Mobility Across the 1979 Iranian Revolution, with Kevan Harris. Journal of Agrarian Change, 19:3: 465–486. PDF

2017 Neither Dulati nor Khosusi: Islam, Education and Civil Society in Post-1989 Iran. Iranian Studies, 50/4: 575–600. PDF

Book Reviews


2019 Sectarianization: Mapping the New Politics of the Middle East, by Hashemi Nader and Danny Postel (eds), Peace Review, 31/1: 113–116. PDF

2019 The Political Economy of Interest-Free Funds and Credit Institutions: The Fall of an Ideology, by Bahman Ahmadi ‘Amu’i, Iranian Studies, 52/1-2: 261–265. PDF

2018 The Transformation of Baby Names in Tehran, 1996-2015, by Abbas Abdi, Iranian Studies 51/2: 333–336.

2017 Power and Change in Iran: Politics of Contention and Conciliation, by Daniel Brumberg and Farideh Farhi (eds), Iranian Studies, 50/4: 647–649. PDF


I have also been interviewed for press releases and news analysis published by The Washington Post, CNN, Le Monde, and the BBC, among others. Please refer to the main page for contact details.

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