(teaching and publishing) and his translator work, he published widely in media, including in the form of notes and interviews and social policies in the field of international and Iranian culture. From 1995 he created a website called Anthropology and Culture (www.anthropology.ir) is ranked today at 125,000 in Alexa ranking and has more than 4 to 5000 visitors per day. This site is the more visited Persian site on the Iranian culture. Fakouhi has created also the IIAC (Iranian Institute of Anthropology and Culture). Today IIAC has the support and collaboration of more than 200 scholars, intellectuals, students etc. From more than 20 countries worldwide. During its activity IIAC has succeeded to gather a group of young graduates, academics and intellectuals to form a social network and organize various sessions of social fiction films and documentary projections, books critics, meetings etc.. For over seven years, being a member of Board (2006–2010)of Sociological Association of Iran(Member of International Sociological Association) and professor of Tehran University, he focused many of these activities in the Faculty of Social Sciences in Tehran University and where is situated also the Association. Scientific activities University of Tehran Cultural History of Modern Iran Project (CHMIP) Since 1998, Fakouhi began an extensive personal project of cultural history, studying the formation and evolution of Iranian culture since the end of the Qajar era (late 19th) until today. This project largely inspired by the Annales school and the theories of Cultural History (Braudel, Burke, Nora etc...) Aims to bring together the largest number of historical data on Iranian culture in all its forms (visual, literature, and language, oral, semiotic. Etc. ;) To create the possibility of different synchronic and diachronic analysis of this culture. It begins with central Persian culture to continue in the non-Persian and peripheral cultures of the country. For this project, Fakouhi currently trying to establish a consistent working group of anthropologists, sociologists and historians and try finding ways of funding required enormous budget. He also started a large series of interviews with the most important cultural figures of the last fifty years. An interview with the known specialist of Iranian mythology, Jalal Sattari, will be published soon as a great book of nearly 1000 pages by editions by Markaz. This is the result of thirty sessions of interviews and over 50 hours of audio recordings. Collaboration with the Academy of Persian Language and Literature since October