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Dr. Fatemeh Sadeghi is听a political scientist specializing in political thought and gender studies. She听is an Research Associate and academic facilitator at听, an ERC-funded project at the听Institute for Global Prosperity, headed by Dr. Serta莽 Sehlikoglu. She is also the deputy editor of the Manchester Journal of Transnational Islamic Law and Practice.

Fatemeh鈥檚 research is on political imagination (takhayyul-e siyasi听鬲禺蹖賱 爻蹖丕爻蹖)听as a collective constellation inspired by political, theological, philosophical, and historical forces and traditions aiming at envisioning a different future and making it possible. Focusing on Islam and contemporary Iran, she听studies political constellations that allow individuals and groups to define their aspirations by remaking and redefining collective fantasies. She studies the intersubjective and socially constructed mentalities aspire to a different future in a creative and cognitive process typically concerned with what is unreal, unknowable, hypothetical, or yet-to-be.听

She has also researched gender and power in today's Iran, gender in ethical thoughts in the early Islamic era, gender in Zoroastrianism, and gendered nationalism. Her research includes the Iranian revolution, the unveiling campaign of the first Pahlavi Iran and the compulsory hijab of the Islamic Republic.

In recent years, she has been studying constitutional theory and its relation to sovereignty in post-revolutionary Iran. This research will be published as a book in Persian and a few articles in English. 听 听

She is currently working on a book manuscript titled Politics in Unusual Time: Redemptive Aspirations in Today鈥檚 Iran. The book will be published by Syracuse University Press.

Apart from research she provides mentorship to junior scholars and supervises post graduate students' theses related to gender and politics. As a guest lecturer she has been invited to teach courses on global feminism and women鈥檚 movement in Iran at Vassar College. Fatemeh was also invited to several public talks on politics, religion, and women鈥檚 movement in Iran.听

Some of her recent publications in English and Farsi include:

听鈥淕od as Sovereign; Sovereign as God: An Archeology of the Iranian Constitution of 1979鈥�, in Khalid Masood and Hana Jalloul Muro (eds.),听Sharia in 21st听Century: Islamic Law and its Impact on Global Geopolitics, Economics and Society,听World Scientific Publishing, 2022.

听鈥淧ost-Islamism: From Making Islam Democratic to the Politics of Myth鈥�,听Manchester Journal of Transnational Islamic Law and Practice, 18 (1), pp. 3-18, 2021.

听鈥淚ran鈥檚 Islamic Revolution: The Return of the Hunchbacked Dwarf鈥�,听in Armando Salvatore et al (eds.),听Oxford Handbook of the Sociology of the Middle East, Oxford University Press, 2020.

听The Sin of the Woman, Interrelations of Religious Judgments in Zoroastrianism and Islam听was published by Klaus Schwartz Verlag, Berlin, 2018.听

Dar Hokm-e Qanun: Ganun-e Asasiye Jomhuriy-e Eslami-e Iran (As a Canon: Sovereignty and Law in The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran) (Tehran: Negah-e Moaser, forthcoming.)

Gender in Ethical Doctrines from 3 to 9th Century Iran (Tehran: Nagah-e Moaser Publication, Second Edition 2016).

Unveiling: Re-reading of a Modern Intervention, (Tehran: Nagah-e Moaser Publication, 2013).

Gender, Nationalism, and Modernity in the First Pahlavi Iran (Tehran: Qasideh Saraa, Second Edition 2013).

She has also translated a number of books from English into Persian including Asef Bayat鈥檚 Life as Politics: How Ordinary People Change the Middle East, Leila Ahmed鈥檚 Women and Gender in Islam: Historical Roots of the Modern Debate, Betty Friedan鈥檚 Feminine Mystique, Agnes Heller鈥檚 A Theory of Modernity and Reza Aslan鈥檚 Zealot: The Life and Time of Jesus of Nazareth.听

Further information on Fatemeh鈥檚 research and publications can be found at:

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