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The Untold Story of the CIA Coup in Iran
What lessons have we learned fifty years after the U.S.-British sponsored coup that toppled the popular government of Dr. Mossadegh in Iran?
This event provides for an in-depth review of the historical context of the 1953 coup, the U.S. and the British foreign policy motives and interests in covert intervention in Iran. The speakers will assess the impact of the coup on the political and economic development in Iran and the Middle East, and its relevance to today’s U.S. foreign policy calling for more regime changes in the region.
This event provides for an in-depth review of the historical context of the 1953 coup, the U.S. and the British foreign policy motives and interests in covert intervention in Iran. The speakers will assess the impact of the coup on the political and economic development in Iran and the Middle East, and its relevance to today’s U.S. foreign policy calling for more regime changes in the region.
Cyrus Bina
Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota, Morris
Mansour Farhang
Professor of International Relations, Bennington College
Nikki Keddie
Emeritus Professor of History, UCLA
Ervand Abrahamian (Video Presentation)
Distinguished Professor of History, City University of New York
"The Life of Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh"
A documentary film will be screened following a Q & A session.
Saturday, November 8, 2003 6-10 PM
Room 2050, Valley Life Science Building, U.C. Berkeley
Sponsored by:
KPFA Radio 94.1 FM, the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, the Department of History and ASUC at UC Berkeley, Iranian Student Alliance in America (ISAA)
Endorsed by: Global Exchange
For information call KPFA at 510-848-6767 or visit http://www.kpfa.org/UntoldStory.php
For directions visit http://www.berkeley.edu/map/
Suggested Donation: $5-$10
Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota, Morris
Mansour Farhang
Professor of International Relations, Bennington College
Nikki Keddie
Emeritus Professor of History, UCLA
Ervand Abrahamian (Video Presentation)
Distinguished Professor of History, City University of New York
"The Life of Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh"
A documentary film will be screened following a Q & A session.
Saturday, November 8, 2003 6-10 PM
Room 2050, Valley Life Science Building, U.C. Berkeley
Sponsored by:
KPFA Radio 94.1 FM, the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, the Department of History and ASUC at UC Berkeley, Iranian Student Alliance in America (ISAA)
Endorsed by: Global Exchange
For information call KPFA at 510-848-6767 or visit http://www.kpfa.org/UntoldStory.php
For directions visit http://www.berkeley.edu/map/
Suggested Donation: $5-$10
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