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Oil and Gas Privatization in Iran, Iran is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 R.
Oil and Gas Privatization in Iran, Iran is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 R.
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Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potenti... Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatisation of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatise the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatisation policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Productinformatie:Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Bestandsgrootte: 2.02 MB;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Printrechten: Het printen van de pagina's is niet toegestaan;Voorleesfunctie: De voorleesfunctie is uitgeschakeld;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;ISBN10: 0863725252;ISBN13: 9780863725258; Engels | Ebook | 2012.
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Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potenti... Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatisation of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatise the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatisation policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Productinformatie:Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Bestandsgrootte: 2.02 MB;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Printrechten: Het printen van de pagina's is niet toegestaan;Voorleesfunctie: De voorleesfunctie is uitgeschakeld;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;ISBN10: 0863725252;ISBN13: 9780863725258; Engels | Ebook | 2012.
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Brand New Book. Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world s most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatisation of some of Iran s national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatise the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatisation policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran.
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Brand New Book. Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world s most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatisation of some of Iran s national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatise the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatisation policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran.
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Reza Molavi, Books, History, Oil And Gas Privatisation In Iran, Iran is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran and to crackdown on political dissenters. The only subject on which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. Indeed, the role of the private sector was at the center of discussions between the two main factions in the Islamic Republic Party and, later on, between the two main wings in the Majlis. Two decades later, Iran appeared to be entering another era of transformation with the election of reformist president Mohammad Khatami in 1997. But the reformists failed to deliver on their promises and, in 2005, Khatami was replaced by the ultra conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who promised the Iranian people an end to economic hardship. Yet the structural failure of Iran's economy makes it very difficult for any president, whether conservative or reformist, to deliver on such promises. In this book, author Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatization of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatize the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatization policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II, in order to build a context for the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal, and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. In an academic environment that is heavily concentrated in Iranian social issues or political matters of state-sponsored terrorism and nuclear capabilities, Reza Molavi's work is a refreshing change of scenery. While scholarship chases social movements and international hostilities, Molavi quietly turns our attention back to the powerful resource that has for decades linked Iranian politics, society, and culture. He does so with an inventive approach centered on assessing the politicalwill to privatize. Examining such a subjective topic takes the discussion far beyond the tired discourse of economy and commodity. It taps into the Iranian social psyche. It engages Iranian political philosophy. The approach transforms oil from a mere domestic resource to a commanding institution that impacts both personal and professional livelihoods. Readers will quickly realize that the ramifications of privatization for Iranian society cannot be underestimated. Whether the wage-earner or the manager, the soldier or the President, the debate over public versus privately held oil has, and will continue to have, enormous domestic and international consequences for Iran. Thematically, Molavi has chosen a difficult task. Assessing political will requires a broad sweeping analysis incorporating both the technical and abstract. Molavi does just that. With skill and clarity, he interweaves specialized oil economics with the particulars of Iranian culture and society, thereby creating a portrait of political will. For Iran, though, the privatization debate pivots on an apparent reluctance rather than a contest between public and private (p. 1). Interestingly, reluctance suggests privatization is inevitable, but at what cost? It is from this vantage point that Molavi launches his treatise. To start, Molavi lays the foundation with four political and economic realities that, he contends, account for Iran's political reluctance to.
Reza Molavi, Books, History, Oil And Gas Privatisation In Iran, Iran is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran and to crackdown on political dissenters. The only subject on which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. Indeed, the role of the private sector was at the center of discussions between the two main factions in the Islamic Republic Party and, later on, between the two main wings in the Majlis. Two decades later, Iran appeared to be entering another era of transformation with the election of reformist president Mohammad Khatami in 1997. But the reformists failed to deliver on their promises and, in 2005, Khatami was replaced by the ultra conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who promised the Iranian people an end to economic hardship. Yet the structural failure of Iran's economy makes it very difficult for any president, whether conservative or reformist, to deliver on such promises. In this book, author Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatization of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatize the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatization policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II, in order to build a context for the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal, and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. In an academic environment that is heavily concentrated in Iranian social issues or political matters of state-sponsored terrorism and nuclear capabilities, Reza Molavi's work is a refreshing change of scenery. While scholarship chases social movements and international hostilities, Molavi quietly turns our attention back to the powerful resource that has for decades linked Iranian politics, society, and culture. He does so with an inventive approach centered on assessing the politicalwill to privatize. Examining such a subjective topic takes the discussion far beyond the tired discourse of economy and commodity. It taps into the Iranian social psyche. It engages Iranian political philosophy. The approach transforms oil from a mere domestic resource to a commanding institution that impacts both personal and professional livelihoods. Readers will quickly realize that the ramifications of privatization for Iranian society cannot be underestimated. Whether the wage-earner or the manager, the soldier or the President, the debate over public versus privately held oil has, and will continue to have, enormous domestic and international consequences for Iran. Thematically, Molavi has chosen a difficult task. Assessing political will requires a broad sweeping analysis incorporating both the technical and abstract. Molavi does just that. With skill and clarity, he interweaves specialized oil economics with the particulars of Iranian culture and society, thereby creating a portrait of political will. For Iran, though, the privatization debate pivots on an apparent reluctance rather than a contest between public and private (p. 1). Interestingly, reluctance suggests privatization is inevitable, but at what cost? It is from this vantage point that Molavi launches his treatise. To start, Molavi lays the foundation with four political and economic realities that, he contends, account for Iran's political reluctance to.
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Oil and Gas Privatisation in Iran: An Assessment of the Political Will (Durham Middle East Monographs S) (2012)
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Iran is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran and to crackdown on political dissenters. The only subject on which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. Indeed, the role of the private sector was at the center of discussions between the two main factions in the Islamic Republic Party and, later on, between the two main wings in the Majlis. Two decades later, Iran appeared to be entering another era of transformation with the election of reformist president Mohammad Khatami in 1997. But the reformists failed to deliver on their promises and, in 2005, Khatami was replaced by the ultra conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who promised the Iranian people an end to economic hardship. Yet the structural failure of Iran's economy makes it very difficult for any president, whether conservative or reformist, to deliver on such promises. In this book - now available in paperback - author Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatization of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular, whether there is the political will to privatize the Iranian oil and gas industry. Molavi begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatization policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, the legal and institutional framework, and the policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. Paperback, Ausgabe: 2, Label: Ithaca Press, Ithaca Press, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-04-30, Studio: Ithaca Press, Verkaufsrang: 6201384.
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Iran is the fourth largest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran and to crackdown on political dissenters. The only subject on which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. Indeed, the role of the private sector was at the center of discussions between the two main factions in the Islamic Republic Party and, later on, between the two main wings in the Majlis. Two decades later, Iran appeared to be entering another era of transformation with the election of reformist president Mohammad Khatami in 1997. But the reformists failed to deliver on their promises and, in 2005, Khatami was replaced by the ultra conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who promised the Iranian people an end to economic hardship. Yet the structural failure of Iran's economy makes it very difficult for any president, whether conservative or reformist, to deliver on such promises. In this book - now available in paperback - author Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatization of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular, whether there is the political will to privatize the Iranian oil and gas industry. Molavi begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatization policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, the legal and institutional framework, and the policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatization policy in Iran. Paperback, Ausgabe: 2, Label: Ithaca Press, Ithaca Press, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-04-30, Studio: Ithaca Press, Verkaufsrang: 6201384.
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Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatisation of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatise the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatisation policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran.
Iran is the fourth biggest producer of oil in the world, and its coastline stretches the entire length of the Persian Gulf, one of the world's most strategic waterways in terms of energy security. The establishment of the Islamic Republic after the 1979 Revolution paved the way for religious clerics to gain ultimate political control in Iran. The only area in which differences of opinion were tolerated was the role of the private and public sectors. In this book, Reza Molavi explores the potential for the privatisation of some of Iran's national institutions, in particular whether there is the political will to privatise the Iranian oil and gas industry. He begins by providing a theoretical basis for the determination of privatisation policy. Subsequently, he explores a set of international precedents and then presents an historical overview of Iran since World War II in order to build a context for the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran. Finally, the specific background, legal and institutional framework, and policy-maker perspectives are incorporated into the overall analysis. Together, these three approaches provide a cumulative understanding of the determinants of privatisation policy in Iran.
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