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- ↑ Aminian, Mahdi; Ghaffari, Masoud (2020). "How the Poor Become Revolutionaries: Suburbanites and Squatters of Tehran in Islamic Revolution of Iran". International Journal of Economics and Politics. 1 (2): 199–214. doi: 10.29252/jep.1.2.199 . S2CID 234736320.
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