To achieve systemic change, it is essential to connect self-transformations. By exploring the recent protests in Iran, Zohreh Khoban makes the case for social bonds created through solidarity
Zohreh's research interests lie in the theory and practice of democracy.
More specifically, she draws on critical and feminist theories to study representation, knowledge, power, and solidarity in democratic processes and institutions.
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