IRAN From a Window
I made this electronic book by Myebook.com. You can downloade and read most of the my interviews during past 6 years.
Here is book’s link.
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About Roozbeh Mirebrahimi
I am an Iranian journalist and blogger. I was born in one small city north of Iran at September 21, 1978 .This city name is “Rasht“.I came to The US the last November (2006).I had been in Europe before I came to new York City.
I have been working as a journalist about 10 years.I,m writing in my Presian Blog so far.
Some more information:
Positions and Professional Experiences:
2007-2006:
- Chief editor in “Iran dar Jahan” Journal (online magazine) weekly
- Writer and reporter in “Roozonline” (online newspaper)
2006-2005:
- Online chief editor in “Etemaad-e Melli” newspaper (www.roozna.com)
- Executive editor in “Iran-e Ma” (online daily news: www.iranema-online.net)
- Editor in “Eghtesad-e Khanevadeh” (Family Economy in Persian) monthly
- Writer and reporter in” Gofteman-e Nou” (New Discourse in Persian) magazine
- Freelance writer for “Shargh” daily
2005-2004:
- Social editor in “Tose’eh” (development in Persian) newspaper
- Deputy political editor in “Jomhouriyat” newspaper
2004- 2002:
- Political editor in “Etemaad” newspaper
- Freelance writer for “Tabarestan-e Sabz” (weekly)
- Freelance writer for “Sepideh” (weekly)
2002-2001:
- Reporter and writer in” Mardomsalari “newspaper (political desk)
- Freelance writer for “Seda-e Edalat” newspaper
2001-1998:
- Freelance writer in several newspapers
Publications:
2006-2000:
- Many articles and reports in political and social issues that published in Iranian dailies. In addition several interviews with figures like Shirin Ebadi and Abbas Amirentezam etc.
2005-2004:
- Several articles about internal issues in Persian websites
- Several foreign media correspondents in Tehran interviewed me, such as published in New Yorker, New York Times, The Christian Since monitor, Le Figaro, L’express, Handelsblad, etc.
- Several lectures in some of The American University like Princeton , Virginia.
My Books:
- “ Nagofteh haye Enghelab-e 57” ( About untold aspects of the Iranian revolution) / banned in Iran and already Printed in Paris
- “ Nagofteh ha “ ( Study About Iranian culture and society problem with another person / “Hasan Naraghi” ) / Printed in Iran
- “ Eslahat zir-e Hasht” ( About reformist period in Iran) / waiting for print
- “ Azadi va Digar Hich” ( About one Iranian intellectual- Ehsan-e Naraghi- and his books ) / finished writing and ready for print
- “Nagofteh haye Dolat-e Movaghat “ ( About the first Prime Minister after Islamic revolution in Iran) / Studying and researching and continue writing
International prize:
- In 2006, I was one of Iranian Writers that Receive Hellman/Hammett International prize from HRW : http://hrw.org/english/docs/2007/02/06/iran15271.htm
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Recent
- “Obama, either with us or with them”?
- Another Green day for Green movement in Iran
- Tehran’s Hard-Line Prosecutor Moved To State Role, But Little Changes
- Iran’s opposition calls for inauguration protests
- Life Inside an Iranian Prison
- Iran is a country
- Iran: Four Journalists Sentenced to Prison, Floggings
- 8.5 Years Prison, 124 Lashes!
- Two years imprisonment and 84 lashes
- IRAN From a Window
- Generation Tehran
- Obama: What does his election mean to the futures of Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan?
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Hi Roozbeh,
I am just writing to encourage you to continue with your wonderful blog in English. I got to your blog accidentally by googling “Hossein Bashiriyeh.” I wanted to find out more about him when I saw he is using a paper I delivered at an American Sociological Association meeting (“Sorry, But It’s the Law: The Westernization of Islam”) in his “Sociology of Islamic Fundamentalism” class at Syracuse University.
So, I learned on your blog that he had been fired from his University in Tehran along with other professors. I have a friend from the New School, Behrooz, who is also exiled from Iran. He now has two PhDs (one from the New School and an earlier one from some university in France). Behrooz also used my work in a seminar series he conducted at NYU; he used my dissertation: LEGISLATIVE TERRORISM: A PRIMER FOR THE NON-ISLAMIC STATE: Secularism and Different Believers (2003 New School for Social Research). My name is Gwendolyn Yvonne Alexis and I teach Business Ethics at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey.
Although my scholarship mainly deals with Corporate Governance now (because I am teaching in a Business School), I am working on a piece that is more in keeping with my PhD in Sociology and Historical Studies. It deals with the reversal of the separation of church and state here in the U.S. through the faith-based initiatives of the Bush White House and now to be continued under President Obama.
Since you have first-hand experience with this kind of reversal and the problems it generates, perhaps you would be kind enough to review a draft once I get it finished. Would you?
Thanks,
Gwen
7 Feb 2009