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Kyle McCallum: New page: [[Roxane Farmanfarmaian] is a specialist in Western policy toward Iran and Iraq, including issues of oil, media, terrorism, and Islam. ==Education== Farmanfarmaian was educated at Prince...

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New page: [[Roxane Farmanfarmaian] is a specialist in Western policy toward Iran and Iraq, including issues of oil, media, terrorism, and Islam. ==Education== Farmanfarmaian was educated at Prince...

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[[Roxane Farmanfarmaian] is a specialist in Western policy toward Iran and Iraq, including issues of oil, media, terrorism, and Islam.

==Education==

Farmanfarmaian was educated at Princeton University, [[Roxane Farmanfarmaian]] studied Middle East Studies at degree level, writing her thesis on 'The Entrepreneurial Elites of Iran'. In 2001 she completed an M. Phil in International Studies at the University of Cambridge, writing a thesis on The Media's Policy Impact in the Confrontation between the West and Islam, 1979-2001.

==Career==

Farmanfarmaian was the Coordinator of Programme Development for the [[Cambridge Security Programme]] (CSP) (2004-2007) and a PhD Candidate at the Centre of International Studies. Her current research is on Western Identity and Islamic Threat: Interpretations of Democracy in the Persian Gulf, 1979-2004. Farmanfarmaian is also the Editor of the Cambridge Review of International Affairs; Donner Scholar for research in Trans-Atlantic Relations; Editor, MoD/CSIS report, A New Security Paradigm.

Her specialist knowledge has led to many influential roles. She was Briefer for British [[Ministry of Defence]], Speech to Officers of the Queens Royal Hussars in Sept. 2003 in preparation for their departure to Basra. Other roles she has had are that of Policy Scholar, [[EastWest Institute]] (2002-); Guest Lecturer, Middle East Department, University of California, Berkeley (1997-2001); Speaker and Commentator, including appearances at: [[The Commonwealth Club]], San Francisco; The[[ Council on Foreign Relations]], Dallas; closed sessions with Congressional Representatives, Washington, D.C.; TV and Radio Commentator for, among others: [[CNN]] International, [[BBC]], [[NBC]]-San Francisco, [[ABC]]-Los Angeles, [[NPR]], and [[WNEW]]-New York.

A member of various associations that include, [[British International Studies Association]]; [[Authors Guild]], New York; [[British Institute of Persian Studies]], London; [[Pacific Council on International Policy]], San Francisco; [[PEN International Transatlantic Forum]], [[Quandt Foundation]] (2000,2001, 2004) Fellow, Munich. She is also a member of the Advisory Board for the Centre of International Studies.

==Publications==

Her recent publications include: Blood and Oil: Inside the Shah's Iran (Random House 1997; Modern Library 1998). She has also had her work published in other forms of media having been an Essayist and Op-Ed writer with articles/editorials published in: The New York Times, USA Today, The Times of London Sunday Magazine. She has also worked for various other newspapers and television as journalist or editor. <ref>'[http://cambridgesecurity.net/public_html/people-farmanfarmaian.html Roxane Farmanfarmaian]', Cambridge Security Programme website, accessed 30 April, 2009.</ref>

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 ==Education==
-Farmanfarmaian was educated at Princeton University, Farmanfarmaian studied Middle East Studies at degree level, writing her thesis on 'The Entrepreneurial Elites of Iran'. In 2001 she completed an M. Phil in International Studies at the University of Cambridge, writing a thesis on The Media's Policy Impact in the Confrontation between the West and Islam, 1979-2001.
+Educated at Princeton University, Farmanfarmaian studied Middle East Studies at degree level, writing her thesis on 'The Entrepreneurial Elites of Iran'. In 2001 she completed an M. Phil in International Studies at the University of Cambridge, writing a thesis on The Media's Policy Impact in the Confrontation between the West and Islam, 1979-2001.
 ==Career==

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 ==Publications==
-Her recent publications include: Blood and Oil: Inside the Shah's Iran (Random House 1997; Modern Library 1998).  She has also had her work published in other forms of media having been an Essayist and Op-Ed writer with articles/editorials published in: The New York Times, USA Today, The Times of London Sunday Magazine. She has also worked for various other newspapers and television as journalist or editor. <ref>'[http://cambridgesecurity.net/public_html/people-farmanfarmaian.html Roxane Farmanfarmaian]', Cambridge Security Programme website, accessed 30 April, 2009.</ref>
+Her recent publications include: ''Blood and Oil: Inside the Shah's Iran'', (Random House 1997; Modern Library 1998).
 ==Notes==

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-[[Roxane Farmanfarmaian] is a specialist in Western policy toward Iran and Iraq, including issues of oil, media, terrorism, and Islam.
+[[Roxane Farmanfarmaian]] is a specialist in Western policy toward Iran and Iraq, including issues of oil, media, terrorism, and Islam.
 ==Education==
-Farmanfarmaian was educated at Princeton University, [[Roxane Farmanfarmaian]] studied Middle East Studies at degree level, writing her thesis on 'The Entrepreneurial Elites of Iran'. In 2001 she completed an M. Phil in International Studies at the University of Cambridge, writing a thesis on The Media's Policy Impact in the Confrontation between the West and Islam, 1979-2001.
+Farmanfarmaian was educated at Princeton University, Farmanfarmaian studied Middle East Studies at degree level, writing her thesis on 'The Entrepreneurial Elites of Iran'. In 2001 she completed an M. Phil in International Studies at the University of Cambridge, writing a thesis on The Media's Policy Impact in the Confrontation between the West and Islam, 1979-2001.
 ==Career==