An edition of The opening up of South-West Persia 1880-1914
(2004)
The opening up of South-West Persia 1880-1914
a study in imperialism and economic dependence
1st ed.
by Shahbaz Shahnavaz
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Economic conditions, Foreign economic relations, Relations e conomiques exte rieures, Iran, history, Great britain, foreign relations, iran, Iran, foreign relations, Imperialism, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Economic Conditions, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Economics, Comparative, Economic History, Economic history, International economic relationsPlaces
Great Britain, Iran, Khūzistān (Iran)Times
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The opening up of South-West Persia 1880-1914: a study in imperialism and economic dependence
2004, RoutledgeCurzon
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Table of Contents
South-West Persia, geographical matrix, and the peoples
Geography of the Karun
Great Britain, the River Karun, and south-west Persia
British policy in Persia and Wolffs mission
Assurances, the Karun proclamation, and the imperial bank of Persia
Socio-economic conditions in Khuzestan prior to and on the eve of the Karun opening
Patterns of trade in south Persia up to 1889
Trade of the south, Muhammareh (1890-1910)
Social and economic changes in Khuzestan after the Karun opening
Consolidation of Britains influence in Khuzestan.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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