What's really at stake in Iran's presidential election:  Iranians head to the polls tomorrow in what's increasingly seen as a referendum on its next supreme leader

Naghmeh Sohrabi; Seyedamir Hossein Mahdavi

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What's really at stake in Iran's presidential election: Iranians head to the polls tomorrow in what's increasingly seen as a referendum on its next supreme leader

Naghmeh Sohrabi and Seyedamir Hossein Mahdavi

The Washington post

05/18/2017

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Developing Economies

Domestic Politics

Elections

National/Presidential Elections

Persian Gulf Region

Political/General News

Politics/International Relations

Western Asia

Iran

Political Behavior

Political Participation

Asia

Middle East

Tomorrow, Iran will hold its 12th presidential election. The election is now a two-man race between incumbent President Hassan Rouhani, the centrist-reformist candidate, and Ebrahim Raisi, the candidate closest to Supreme Leader Ali ...

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Title: What's really at stake in Iran's presidential election
Creators: Naghmeh Sohrabi (Author) - Brandeis University, Department of History
Seyedamir Hossein Mahdavi (Author)
Publication Details: The Washington post
Publisher: Washington Post; Washington, DC
Identifiers: 9924110915401921
Copyright: Copyright WP Company LLC d/b/a The Washington Post May 18, 2017
Academic Unit: Crown Center for Middle East Studies; Department of History
Language: English
Resource Type: Newspaper article

What's really at stake in Iran's presidential election: Iranians head to the polls tomorrow in what's increasingly seen as a referendum on its next supreme leader

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