OPEC and the Oil Policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran

In this book, the author examines the fluctuations in oil prices within various discussions. The writer aims to provide an analysis of Iran’s role after the revolution in the policymaking of the OPEC organization. Initially, the book presents an overview of Iran’s oil policies before the revolution and highlights Iran’s role in OPEC prior to the revolution. Subsequently, it reviews the changes and transformations within OPEC following the victory of the revolution. Additionally, it evaluates the impact of the Iran-Iraq war on oil supply patterns. The book then continues with these topics: “Non-OPEC producers and the global oil market,” “Energy policies of consumer countries such as the United States, Japan, and Europe,” “Joint actions of consumer countries within the framework of the International Energy Agency,” “The relationship between oil prices and economic developments in developed and developing countries,” “Iran’s oil policy from the beginning of the revolution to the price collapses (1979 to 1986),” and “Iran’s oil policies after the price collapses.”