Background
Ladjevardi, Habib was born on May 28, 1938 in Tehran, Iran. Came to the United States, 1950. Son of Seyed Mahmoud and Tahereh (Kashani) Ladjevardi.
(The project was launched at Harvard's Centre for Middle E...)
The project was launched at Harvard's Centre for Middle East Studies. It provides scholars endeavouring to study the contemporary political history of Iran with primary source material, consisting of personal accounts of 132 individuals who played major roles in important political events and decisions in Iran from the 1920's to the 1970's; or witnessed these events and decisions from close range. Prince Hamid Kadjar was the grandson of Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar (reigned 1907-9), nephew of Ahmad Shah (reigned 1909-25), and son of Crown Prince Mohammad Hassan Mirza (1909-25) and Mohtaram al-Saltaneh Razzaghi, the second of five wives married to the Crown Prince. He was born in Tabriz on April 23, 1918. In October 1925, the Iranian Majles (parliament) disposed the Qajars after 140 years of rule. On the same day, Prince Hamid's father, who was holding fort in Tehran during Ahmad Shah's extended stay in Europe, was expelled from the country. He headed for Paris and joined the rest of his family. At the age of seven he was sent to England to live and study under the guardianship of a prominent English family. In 1942, as the Second World War engulfed Europe, Prince Hamid volunteered for the Royal Navy and was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant. Prince Hamid lived his years of retirement with his wife in London. After a brief illness, he died on May 5, 1998 and was buried in Brookwood Cemetery in Surrey. In an obituary, the Times of London (May 9, 1988) said, 'Though very much a Persian in appearance, Prince Hamid had a bluff and breezy British quarterdeck manner, combined with a shrewd insight into both British and Iranian affairs. He excelled as a raconteur and had a wide circle of British friends.'
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Habib Ladjevardi has been the director of the Iranian Oral History Project at Harvard University since 1981. Born in Tehran, he grew up in Scarsdale, N.Y., and was educated at the Yale Engineering School and the Harvard Business School. Dr. Ladjevardi returned to Iran in 1963 and began work as personnel manager in his family's business. Subsequently he was responsible for founding the Iran Center for Management Studies in Tehran, where he taught until 1976. He also served on a number of boards and councils in the private and public sectors. Dr. Ladjevardi received his Ph.D. from the University of Oxford in 1981.
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Harvard Iranian Oral History Project memoirs of the wife of General Hassan Pakravan, who was the head of Iranian intelligence during Khomeini's first uprising in 1963. He was executed by the Islamic Republic shortly after the 1979 revolution. It provides fascinating details of the workings of the elite during the reign of Mohammad-Reza Pahlavi.
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Ladjevardi, Habib was born on May 28, 1938 in Tehran, Iran. Came to the United States, 1950. Son of Seyed Mahmoud and Tahereh (Kashani) Ladjevardi.
Bachelor of Science, Yale University, 1961; Master of Business Administration, Harvard University, 1963; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Oxford, 1981.
Personnel director, Behshahr Indiana Group, Tehran, 1963-1965;
marketing director, Behshahr Indiana Group, Tehran, 1966-1969;
president, Paxan Corporation, Tehran, 1969-1970;
Chairman, Board Of Directors, Container Corporation of Iran, 1969-1979;
founder, vice president, Iran Center Management Studies, Tehran, 1970-1979;
senior research associate, Harvard University Business School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1980-1981;
research associate, Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern Studies, since 1981;
associate director, Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 1987-1990;
director Iranian oral history project, Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern Studies, since 1981. Member acceptance committees Tehran Stock Exch., 1973-1976. Lecturer Iran Center for Management Studies, 1975-1979.
Visiting fellow Oxford (England) Center Management Studies, 1976-1979. Vice president executive county Harvard University Business School, 1978-1979. Executive secretary Society for Iranian Studies, Cambridge, 1982-1987.
Chairman Iranian Studies Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern Studies, since 1990, chairman publications committee, since 1990.
(Harvard Iranian Oral History Project memoirs of the wife ...)
(Habib Ladjevardi has been the director of the Iranian Ora...)
(The project was launched at Harvard's Centre for Middle E...)
(Book by Ladjevardi, Habib)
(Book by Habib Ladjevardi)
Member county of state Administrative and Employment Affairs of Iran, 1972-1976. Director development and investment Bank of Iran, 1972-1979. Member central coun.Pres. of Universities and Colls. of Iran, 1971-1978.
President Tahereh Foundation, Cambridge, Massachusetts, since 1982. Member American History Association, Young Presidents Organisation, Academy Political Science, New York.Acad. Sciences, Iranian Association of Boston (founder, president 1988-1991), Yale University Class Council, Yale Club of New York.
Married Mina Nassirzadeh, August 3, 1962 (divorced June 1979). Children: Mahmoud, Mariam, Leila.