Books
- Introduction to the History of Political Thought in Iran
- Decline of Political Thought in Iran
- Essay on Ibn Khaldun: Impossibility of Social Sciences in Islam
- Nizam al-Mulk and Iranian Political Thought: Essay on the Continuity of the Iranian Thought
- On Iran: An Introduction to the Theory of Decline of Iran
- On Iran: Tabriz School and Basis of Modernity
- On Iran: The Theory of Constitutionalism in Iran
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