Critic of claim the book of ‘Nixon, Kissinger and Shah’ about relations between Shah and U.S.A

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Abstract:
The book ‘Nixon, Kissinger and Shah; relation between Iran and U.S.A in cold war’ is very marketable book in Iran’s bazaar. There are very important claims about nature of Iran’s relations with U.S.A. Main claim is this question that did Shah acted Independent toward west in political area? Did Shah altered relations of ruler – obedience in Nixon’s period and obliged U.S.A to follow Iran’s regional politics? Studying about importance of this claim and critic of that is main purpose of this article. This article concludes several phases of relation between Iran and U.S.A in decades 1950 until 1970. Hence formed debates about this relation. Shah used international’s opportunity that altered nature of Iran’s relation with U.S.A in several phases and played deferent roles. But these operations didn’t altered nature relation between Iran and U.S.A. because when this was altered the context and international’s opportunities, relation between Iran and U.S.A come bake to ruler – obedience.
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Persian
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Critical Studies in Texts & Programs of Juman Sciences, Volume:18 Issue: 62, 2018
Pages:
261 to 288
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