Iran in World History

GENERAL EDITORS
Bonnie G. Smith
, 
Rutgers University
Anand A. Yang
, 
University of Washington
eDItOrIaL BOarD
Donna Guy
, 
O
hio State Univ
ersity
Karen Ordahl Kupperman, 
New York University
Margaret Strobel, 
University of Illinois, Chicago
John O. Voll, 
Georgetown University
The New Oxford World History 
provides a comprehensive, synthetic 
treatment of the “new world history” 
from chronological, thematic, and 
geographical perspectives, allowing 
readers to access the world’s complex 
history from a variety of conceptual, 
narrative, and analytical viewpoints 
as it fits their interests.
Richard Foltz
is the Founding 
Director of the Centre for Iranian 
Studies at Concordia University 
in Montréal, Canada. His previ-
ous books include 
Religions of 
Iran: From Prehistory to the 
Present
and 
Religions of the Silk 
Road: Premodern Patterns of 
Globalization
.

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hrOnOLOgICaL
 V
OLumes
The World from Beginnings to 4000
bce
The World from 4000 to 1000
bce
The World from 1000
bce
to 500
ce
The World from 300 to 1000
ce
The World from 1000 to1500
The World from 1450 to1700
The World in the Eighteenth Century
The World in the Nineteenth Century
The World in the Twentieth Century
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