Valentine M. Moghadam is Professor of Sociology and International Affairs, Northeastern University, Boston. Born in Iran and the author of many publications, her areas of research include globalization, transnational social movements and feminist networks, and gender, politics, and development in the Middle East and North Africa. In addition to a longstanding association with ATC’s advisory board, Val is an activist with Massachusetts Peace Action and former board member, and a member of WILPF.
What Future for the Middle East
Against the Current No. 238, September-October 2025
Afghanistan's Tragedy
Against the Current No. 213, July/August 2021
Why the Right-wing Populist Upsurge?
Against the Current, No. 205, March/April 2020
On Syria Crisis and Prospects
Against the Current, No. 167, November/December 2013
Women, Revolution and the Future
Against the Current, No. 151, March/April 2011
A Century's Feminist Journey
Against the Current, No. 109, March/April 2004
Gender & Post-Communist Economic Restructuring: How Women Pay the Price
Against the Current, No. 57, July/August 1995
Letter to the Editor
Against the Current, No. 38, May/June 1992
The Afghans' Tragic Drama
Against the Current, No. 27, July/August 1990
A Brief Response to Responses
Against the Current, No. 20, May/June 1989
Afghanistan at the Crossroads
Against the Current No. 17, November/December 1988