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Neda Bolourchi

As seen in: The Islamic Monthly, USA Today, Yahoo Sports Canada, World Politics Review, Rockford Register Star, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
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The Hidden Systems of Modern War: Ten Takeaways from the Iran War Original

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By Neda Bolourchi
| westpoint.edu
The most important battlefield in the Iran War was not inside Iran at all. The United States and its partners demonstrated that they could strike Iranian targets. Iran demonstrated that it could impose costs in return. Neither outcome was surprising. The more important question is whether technologically accelerated warfare can remain politically controllable when the systems surrounding the battlefield begin to move faster than the political and military leaders responsible for managing them.
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Iran Is Not Venezuela—But That’s Not the Point: The Ethics of American Tactical Power

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By Neda Bolourchi, Jason Ralph, Kevin Maloney
| Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
Washington has in the recent past treated Iran and Venezuela as parallel cases: sanctioned authoritarian states weakened by economic pressure, internal corruption, and political isolation. Yet Iran is not Venezuela—and not for the reasons many observers assume. The difference is not simply about ideology. Nor is it corruption, repression, or anti-American rhetoric. All exist in both systems. The more important distinction is structural.
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Iran’s New Supreme Leader Inherits a Broken Society

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By Neda Bolourchi
| World Politics Review Verified
In the days after the U.S. and Israel’s opening salvo of airstrikes killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Feb. 28, videos spread across social media of people celebrating inside Iran. Some danced in the streets. Others handed out sweets, a traditional sign of celebration. At the same time, authorities issued warnings against the formation of a “fifth column” inside the country.
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