Mina Khanlarzadeh is a Ph.D. Candidate at Columbia University. Her research consists of intellectual history and cultural and postcolonial studies.
Articles
Political Geography of COVID-19 Pandemic
Despite the rhetoric of globalization, nations have historically remained walled off behind militarized borders. Over the last few years, even greater restrictions have been imposed on those most troubled by wars, tyranny, and economic sanctions. Despite all that, a cough, due to COVID-19, cannot be contained in one place, either in a nation or in… Read More »
Anti Imperialism as an Intellectual Trap
The US-led economic sanctions have caused a great deal of death and destruction in Iranian society, and the IMF policies in Iran, similar to other developing countries, have resulted in a widening of the class gap, poverty, severe marginalization of the peripheries, and a lowering of living standards. Yet, the US sanctions together with IMF… Read More »