Explore the complexities of modern hybrid regimes and their paradoxical strategies of control, using the Islamic Republic as a case study.

In this episode, we dive deep into the anatomy of these quasi-democratic, authoritarian systems that thrive on ideological flexibility, managed dissent, and societal atomization. How does public frustration coexist with societal passivity?

What role do crises play in preserving state power? Join us as we analyze the interplay of civil resistance, systemic corruption, and the pursuit of genuine democracy in the face of enduring oppression.

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