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Economy of Iran

A Fragile Consensus

Bruno Tertrais | Mar 01, 2006
Unlike the Iraq War, the Iranian nuclear crisis will not convulse transatlantic relations--for the time being.

The Khatemi Factor: How Much Does It Matter?

Mark N. Katz | Mar 01, 1998
Change in Iran is in the air, and it could be dramatic--but this is speculative and both the timetable and the actual policy implications are impossible to specify.

Commentary

Cutting Iran Down to Size

Afshin Molavi | May 25, 2011
Strategic masters or fumbling mullahs?

Careful What You Wish For

Hossein Askari | Nov 01, 2010
Sanctions targeting Iran's nuclear program will backfire. Punishing Tehran's human rights abuses is another story.

Does Iran Feel Squeezed?

Dov S. Zakheim | Sep 27, 2010
The Obama administration's trumpeting over its successful sanctions against Tehran might be premature.
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Blogs

Washington’s Dubious Offer of Negotiations with Iran

Ted Galen Carpenter | Oct 28, 2010
Washington's new proposal on Tehran's nuclear program is nothing more than macho posturing.

Making Aggression Respectable

Paul R. Pillar | Aug 12, 2010
An Israeli military strike on Iran would be a disaster. Since Iraq, America has become an aggressor state. Now we need to stop Netanyahu and his team in Jerusalem.

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