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The conflict that has defined our world - and is now reshaping it again. For over seventy years, the United States and Iran have been locked in a cycle of coups, revolutions, sanctions, and proxy wars - each convinced the other is acting in bad faith, each carrying wounds the other barely acknowledges. Yet most people know only fragments of the story. Iran Revolution & Modern Geopolitics fills that gap. Drawing on decades of history and geopolitical analysis, Alexis Jane traces the full arc of the Iran-America conflict - from the CIA-backed coup that toppled Prime Minister Mosaddegh in 1953, through the Islamic Revolution, the hostage crisis, the nuclear standoff, the rise and fall of the JCPOA, and into the explosive present. Along the way, she answers the questions that headlines never have time to explain: Why do Iranians still talk about 1953? What did ""maximum pressure"" actually achieve? Is a nuclear-armed Iran inevitable? Authoritative, urgent, and written for general readers, this is not just a history book - it is a guide to a crisis still unfolding, and a compelling argument that understanding the past is the only way to navigate what comes next.

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