Title: Time for Change in Iran
Product review: Reza Pahlavi has a very interesting viewpoint on Iran's future both as a political exile and as the son of the former king. He really does bring out the point that Iran is like most progressive democracies; in fact, he points out that the country has everyone in the political spectrum, from communists to monarchists. From reading the book, I do think that he has ambitions to be the leader of Iran. The only weakness that I find about the book is that he seems to be an advocate of a constitutional monarchy instead of a full blown republican democracy. But his basic point was made in the book; democracy has never been given a chance in Iran and it should be and the clerics should go back to their places of worship. It's very well written and should be read by anyone interested in reading about the political situation in one of the largest countries in the Middle East.
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