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EPISODE · May 31, 2018 · 1H 10M

"Iran, 36 Years After the Revolution" by Nazila Fathi

from Stanford Iranian Studies Program

Nazila Fathi is a journalist, analyst, and media commentator on Iran. She reported out of Iran for nearly two decades until 2009. During this time, she authored over 2,000 articles for the New York Times. Sue also wrote for the Time Magazine, Agence France Press, and the Times and has been a guest speaker on CNN, BBC, CBC, and NPR. She received her Masters of Arts from University of Toronto in Political Science. In 2003, she was awarded the Raoul Wallenberg Fellowship at Lund University and a Nieman Fellowship for journalism at Harvard in 2010-11. She is also the author of The Lonely War: One Woman’s Account of the Battle for Modern Iran, which was published December of 2014.

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