My publications are a reflection of the changes in the curriculum and contributes to the modules that I teach. My principal research interests lie in the international area of political economy, development studies with a regional focus on the Middle East and Central Asia. I have published articles and books in collaboration with colleagues from the Middle East and Latin America, and in English, Turkish and Spanish. My current research and forthcoming publication will be on the US and Iran conflict and the perspective for a change.
I have presented some of my papers at conferences of the British International Studies Association and the Political Studies Association.
My Publications
Investigations in University Teaching and Learning 2007
Evaluating personal academic advisers' support strategies for first-year events management students
Global Studies Vol.3 2017
Neoliberalism and Market in God's Kingdom: Energy and Development in Iran
International Journal of Political Economy (IJOPE) 2015
Globalisation, Dimensions & Impacts
Journal of the Indian Ocean Region Vol. 7, No. 1 2012
Iran's ambitions for regional supremacy: the great powers, geopolitics and energy resources
Capital and Class. Vol. 35, No. 1 2011
Who rules Iran? The June 2009 election and political turmoil
Political Economy of Crisis and Development 2011
Islamism, globalisation and development in Iran and Turkey: fundamentalism or reconciliation with capitalism?
Research in Political Economy 2011
Islamism, globalisation and protest movement in Iran
Irish New Left Review 2009
Continuity and Change in the Political Economy of Iran: June 2009 Protest Movement and Reactions