Allan Hassaniyan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3046847 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Allan Hassaniyan |
| NOMBRES | Allan |
| APELLIDO | Hassaniyan |
| FIRMA | HASSANIYAN A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0868-844X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Post-1979 Iranian Revolution’s Reign of Terror and State Violence
Following the violent transition in power from an authoritarian monarchy to a theocratic despotism, the 1979 Iranian Revolution did not fulfil any of its promises of freedom and equality. Since the inception of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) in 1979, state-sanctioned violence has consistently targeted all of Iran’s numerous national and religious communities, including the Kurdish people, resulting in a decade of massive violence and terroris…
Environmental Injustice in Iran’s Peripheral Regions
This article examines the persistent problem of environmental injustice and degradation in Iran from a peripheral and subaltern perspective. The systematic extraction of oil, gas, water, and various minerals from peripheral regions has reached a critical juncture. Despite the marginalization of non-Persian national communities, exploitation of their natural resources, and regional destruction, the environmental justice movement has fostered civic…
The Growing Autonomy for GCC States’ Foreign Policy and Structural Changes in the Balance of Power in the Region
This paper uses the neoclassical realist framework to focus on the internal political structures and external factors shaping the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC) foreign policy. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has historically led the GCC monarchies. There has been frequent coordination in foreign relations, investment, trade, and economic policies. The research emphasises how the policies of the remaining GCC members are gradually evolving mo…
The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Multipronged Approach to the Repression of Kurds
Since the establishment of the modern Iranian nation-state in 1923, successive regimes and governments of Iran have pursued an intricate policy of suppressing and persecuting its Kurdish people, presenting a significant threat to the Kurdish national identity, culture, and society. The successive Iranian regimes have, along with military means, employed the state’s cultural, educational, religious, and economic institutions to accomplish their go…
Colonial Management of Iranian Kurdistan; with Emphasis on Water Resources
Iranian Kurdistan (a region referred to by the Kurds as Rojhelat/East Kurdistan), which possesses a large variety of minerals, oil reserves, dense forests, and massive surface and underground water resources, has for decades supplied the economic, agricultural, and industrial sectors in Iran, mainly benefiting the development of the central parts of the country and bringing significant income to the state. This has occurred while the Kurdish regi…
The environmentalism of the subalterns
Similarly to other places around the globe, Kurdistan has its environmental challenges, some of which are climate change-related and others of which are more local and specific. Nevertheless, in both cases, Kurdish environmental activists, organised in environmental NGOs, are the protectors of Kurdistan’s natural environment. The study focuses on the emergence and objectives of environmental activism in Rojhelat/Eastern Kurdistan, arguing that th…
Kurdish insurgency in Rojhelat
This is the final version. Available on open access from Routledge via the DOI in this record
Environmentalism in Iranian Kurdistan
Since the late 1990s, Iranian Kurdistan has hosted a wide range of NGOs, engaging in different sociocultural activities. Within this development, establishing environmental associations has been a noteworthy trend, to the extent that almost every city of Iranian Kurdistan has its own environmental society. Even though Kurdish environmental societies have been established according to Iranian law and regulations, conducting environmental activitie…
Crossborder Kurdish Solidarity
Cross-border kinship has been a particular hallmark of Kurdish identity and an important source of solidarity between Kurds of different regions within Kurdistan. However, this article argues that the values of cross-border Kurdish solidarity have been violated in the past, due to the collaboration of elements of the Kurdish movement with the Turkish, Iranian, Iraqi and Syrian states. Misconducted cross-border interaction has led to movement frag…
Demographic Engineering and Population Alteration in Iranian Kurdistan
Studying the Iranian Kurdish question reveals the importance of the geopolitical location of the Kurdish region, which has left a massive impact on the framework and capability of the contemporary Kurdish national movement. Aware of this fact, different ruling regimes of Iran, considering territorial threats associated with the Kurdish nationalistic movement, implemented different policies of systematic “demographic engineering,” aimed at reducin…
Non-Violent Resistance in Iranian Kurdistan After 1979
This paper sheds light on the significance of the 1979 Iranian Revolution for the Iranian Kurdish movement, arguing that the Revolution provided Iranian Kurds with multifaceted opportunities as well as challenges. In the ensuing years, the Kurdish movement entered into a new phase of its rise. With the emergence of numerous civil society organizations and political parties, the Kurdish movement experienced a hitherto unprecedented growth and dive…
Women of Komala, gender and revolution in Iranian Kurdistan
Colonial Management of Iranian Kurdistan; with Emphasis on Water Resources
Iranian Kurdistan (a region referred to by the Kurds as Rojhelat/East Kurdistan), which possesses a large variety of minerals, oil reserves, dense forests, and massive surface and underground water resources, has for decades supplied the economic, agricultural, and industrial sectors in Iran, mainly benefiting the development of the central parts of the country and bringing significant income to the state. This has occurred while the Kurdish regi…
Kurdish insurgency in Rojhelat
This is the final version. Available on open access from Routledge via the DOI in this record
Non-Violent Resistance in Iranian Kurdistan After 1979
This paper sheds light on the significance of the 1979 Iranian Revolution for the Iranian Kurdish movement, arguing that the Revolution provided Iranian Kurds with multifaceted opportunities as well as challenges. In the ensuing years, the Kurdish movement entered into a new phase of its rise. With the emergence of numerous civil society organizations and political parties, the Kurdish movement experienced a hitherto unprecedented growth and dive…
Crossborder Kurdish Solidarity
Cross-border kinship has been a particular hallmark of Kurdish identity and an important source of solidarity between Kurds of different regions within Kurdistan. However, this article argues that the values of cross-border Kurdish solidarity have been violated in the past, due to the collaboration of elements of the Kurdish movement with the Turkish, Iranian, Iraqi and Syrian states. Misconducted cross-border interaction has led to movement frag…
Demographic Engineering and Population Alteration in Iranian Kurdistan
Studying the Iranian Kurdish question reveals the importance of the geopolitical location of the Kurdish region, which has left a massive impact on the framework and capability of the contemporary Kurdish national movement. Aware of this fact, different ruling regimes of Iran, considering territorial threats associated with the Kurdish nationalistic movement, implemented different policies of systematic “demographic engineering,” aimed at reducin…
Environmentalism in Iranian Kurdistan
Since the late 1990s, Iranian Kurdistan has hosted a wide range of NGOs, engaging in different sociocultural activities. Within this development, establishing environmental associations has been a noteworthy trend, to the extent that almost every city of Iranian Kurdistan has its own environmental society. Even though Kurdish environmental societies have been established according to Iranian law and regulations, conducting environmental activitie…
The environmentalism of the subalterns
Similarly to other places around the globe, Kurdistan has its environmental challenges, some of which are climate change-related and others of which are more local and specific. Nevertheless, in both cases, Kurdish environmental activists, organised in environmental NGOs, are the protectors of Kurdistan’s natural environment. The study focuses on the emergence and objectives of environmental activism in Rojhelat/Eastern Kurdistan, arguing that th…
Kurdish insurgency in Rojhelat
This is the final version. Available on open access from Routledge via the DOI in this record
Colonial Management of Iranian Kurdistan; with Emphasis on Water Resources
Iranian Kurdistan (a region referred to by the Kurds as Rojhelat/East Kurdistan), which possesses a large variety of minerals, oil reserves, dense forests, and massive surface and underground water resources, has for decades supplied the economic, agricultural, and industrial sectors in Iran, mainly benefiting the development of the central parts of the country and bringing significant income to the state. This has occurred while the Kurdish regi…
The Growing Autonomy for GCC States’ Foreign Policy and Structural Changes in the Balance of Power in the Region
This paper uses the neoclassical realist framework to focus on the internal political structures and external factors shaping the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC) foreign policy. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has historically led the GCC monarchies. There has been frequent coordination in foreign relations, investment, trade, and economic policies. The research emphasises how the policies of the remaining GCC members are gradually evolving mo…
The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Multipronged Approach to the Repression of Kurds
Since the establishment of the modern Iranian nation-state in 1923, successive regimes and governments of Iran have pursued an intricate policy of suppressing and persecuting its Kurdish people, presenting a significant threat to the Kurdish national identity, culture, and society. The successive Iranian regimes have, along with military means, employed the state’s cultural, educational, religious, and economic institutions to accomplish their go…
Non-Violent Resistance in Iranian Kurdistan After 1979
This paper sheds light on the significance of the 1979 Iranian Revolution for the Iranian Kurdish movement, arguing that the Revolution provided Iranian Kurds with multifaceted opportunities as well as challenges. In the ensuing years, the Kurdish movement entered into a new phase of its rise. With the emergence of numerous civil society organizations and political parties, the Kurdish movement experienced a hitherto unprecedented growth and dive…
Women of Komala, gender and revolution in Iranian Kurdistan
Environmental Injustice in Iran’s Peripheral Regions
This article examines the persistent problem of environmental injustice and degradation in Iran from a peripheral and subaltern perspective. The systematic extraction of oil, gas, water, and various minerals from peripheral regions has reached a critical juncture. Despite the marginalization of non-Persian national communities, exploitation of their natural resources, and regional destruction, the environmental justice movement has fostered civic…
Post-1979 Iranian Revolution’s Reign of Terror and State Violence
Following the violent transition in power from an authoritarian monarchy to a theocratic despotism, the 1979 Iranian Revolution did not fulfil any of its promises of freedom and equality. Since the inception of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) in 1979, state-sanctioned violence has consistently targeted all of Iran’s numerous national and religious communities, including the Kurdish people, resulting in a decade of massive violence and terroris…
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