State, religion, and revolution in Iran, 1796 to the present
1. Introduction: State, Religion, and Revolution in Iran, 1796 to the Present SECTION I: FROM FRAGMENTED POLITICAL AUTHORITY TO CENTRAL BUREAUCRATIC POWER, 1796-1963 2. The Political Authority of the Qajar State, 1796-1925 3. Forming a Utilitarian Buffer State: The Pahlavis, 1921-1963 SECTION II: THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF THE SHI'I ULAMA, 1796-1963 4. Religious Revivalism and the Formative Phase of Orthodoxy, 1796-1892 5. The Constitutional Moment: The Ulama and the Political Sphere, 1892-1921 6. The Nationalization of Religious Morality and the Organizational Expansion of the Ulama, 1921-1963 SECTION III: THE MAKING OF THE ISLAMIC REVOLUTION AND ITS AFTERMATH, 1963 TO THE PRESENT 7. The Islamization of the Social Movements and the Revolution, 1963-1979 8. The Invention of a Modern Theocracy: An Unfinished Revolution 9. Conclusion: Making Sense of the State, Religion, and Revolution