Book on Iran-U.S. relationship reprinted
The second edition of the book “Iran and America; past failure and reconciliation path” by Seyyed Hossein Mousavian was republished.
2015-12-21
According to IBNA correspondent, the book ‘Iran and America; past failure and reconciliation path’ is republished by Tisa publications.
The book consists of eight chapters with the following topics; ‘The relationship between Iran and America, from friendship to enmity’, ‘Hostage crisis, distrust and misunderstanding’, ‘Decade of war and stabilizing the revolution 1980 – 1989’, ‘A pragmatic president’, ‘The rise of the reform movement in Iran (1997 – 2005)’, ‘Ending sixteen years of mediocrity’, ‘Two views about the main conflicts’ and ‘The roadmap to peace’.
Mousavian, the author of the book, was the Ambassador of Iran to Germany, Head of the Foreign Relations Committee of Supreme National Security Council and a member of the nuclear negotiating team, and was once a candidate for the Deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (in the reformist government) and for the Minister of Foreign Affairs (at Ahmadinejad’s administration).
As the name suggests, the book is written around the central idea that the relations between Iran and America is full of mistakes, but learning from the past mistakes can help solve the problems.
Mousavian’s presence in the United States, as written in the preface of the book by Thomas Pickering, is an opportunity for America to become familiar with the views of Iran on different issues, as well as an opportunity for Iran to be able to clearly express its views.
The second edition of the book ‘Iran and America; past failure and reconciliation path’ by Seyyed Hossein Mousavian is published in 500 pages with a circulation of a thousand copies, at 290.000 Rls by Tisa publications. The book is offered with 10% discount to buyers.
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