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42:02 Britain and the British Question: Iranian… Britain and the British Question: Iranian Nationalists and the Idea of Britain	Britain and the British Question: Iranian Nationalists and the Idea of Britain Professor Ali Ansari (University of St. Andrews) discusses the impact of Iranian-British relations and British political ideology on Iranian nationalists and their concept of ‘nation’ in… seminar mossavar-rahmani nationalism state building iran iranian intellectuals iranian nationalists iranian history iranian studies islamic revolution nineteenth century 19th century history of iran india persianate world persian world persian culture britain british empire british model british policy british state john malcolm british-iranian relations iranian-british relations europe european intellectual history whig persia enlightenment political ally zarif foroughi edward eastwick politics constitutionalism government the shah england russian conservatism progress imperial state national state aioc ncbi nuclear coup regime edward brown mirza abu’l hasan khan jamal ad-din al-afghani sayyed hasan taqizadeh constitutionalist period post-constitutionalist period post world war i rule of law From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on December 28th, 2015 0 likes 294 plays
01:08:13 The Belknap Visitors in the Humanities: Janet… The Belknap Visitors in the Humanities: Janet Malcolm	The Belknap Visitors in the Humanities: Janet Malcolm The Council of the Humanities is pleased to announce that Janet Malcolm, a long-time staff writer for The New Yorker, will read from and discuss her most recent book, Forty-One False Starts: Essays… belknap humanites malcolm new yorker homes From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on November 9th, 2013 0 likes 437 plays Date November 7th, 2013 Speaker Janet Malcolm, writer for the New Yorker Department Council of the Humanities Location McCosh 10
01:23:29 Joyce Lee Malcolm: Self Defense: Our Most Basic… Joyce Lee Malcolm: Self Defense: Our Most Basic Right or a Danger to Public Safety? The Anglo-American Divide	Joyce Lee Malcolm: Self Defense: Our Most Basic Right or a Danger to Public Safety? The Anglo-American Divide 9/28/12 james madison program malcolm lecture archived_to_s3 From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff on July 21st, 2013 0 likes 135 plays Date September 28th, 2012 Speaker Joyce Lee Malcolm, Professor of Law, George Mason University School of Law Department James Madison Program