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Afrasiabi has written several books in relation to international relations, Iranian foreign policy and Iran – United States relations, including After Khomeini: New Directions in Iran's Foreign Policy (1994), Nir/North: A Cinematic Story about the Iran-Contra Affair (1996), Iran's Nuclear Program: Debating Facts Versus Fiction (2006) and Reading in Iran's Foreign Policy After September 11 (2008). Afrasiabi has also written several book chapters on Islam, environment, and theology, published by Harvard University Press, Chicago University Press and Wadsworth.. Also, Afrasiabi has published a chapter on Islam, globalization, and ethics of non-violence in a compendium on Mahdism published by the Islamic Center of London.. Afrasiabi's latest book is Looking For Rights At Harvard (2010) which chronicles the abuse of his human rights by Harvard University, described by professor Noam Chomsky as "a shameful chapter in American history and at one of its cherished institutions." In the Appendix section of the book, Afrasiabi has written an open letter to President Obama entitled,Where is My Right?
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