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Routledge Nomads in Postrevolutionary Iran: Qashqa'i Tribal Studies

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Description
This scholarly work examines the profound impact of Iran's 1979 revolution on the Qashqa'i, a Turkish-speaking ethnic minority of 1.5 million people living across the southern Zagros Mountains. The book traces the dramatic shift from the modernizing, westernizing monarchy of 1941-79 to the conservative, clergy-led Islamic republic that followed, analysing how these seismic political changes reshaped tribal organisations, kinship networks, and ethnic identity among this rural, nomadic community. By exploring the relationship between tribal polity and both regimes, the work reveals the remarkable resilience of traditional Qashqa'i social structures despite revolutionary upheaval. Published by Routledge as part of the Iranian Studies series, this anthropological study provides essential insights into how nomadic societies navigate state transformation and maintain cultural continuity amid institutional change.

Key Features

Examines the Qashqa'i nomadic tribe's experience during Iran's transition from monarchy to Islamic republic between 1941 and the modern era.

Analyses tribal organisations and kinship networks among the 1.5 million Turkish-speaking Qashqa'i dispersed across the southern Zagros Mountains.

Explores how postrevolutionary political change impacted rural, ethnically distinct communities and their relationship with state authority.

Published by Routledge within the Iranian Studies academic series for advanced ethnographic and historical research.

Combines tribal anthropology with modern Middle Eastern history to document ethnic minority resilience during institutional transformation.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
113801561X
Category
Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 September 2014
Listed Since
09 December 2013

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