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The Arab Revolutions and American Policy

The Arab Revolutions and American Policy

R. Nicholas Burns
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This volume evaluates the various drivers and outcomes of the Arab revolutions, all of which continue to bear an ever-greater influence on the formulation of American strategy in the Middle East. The authors examine the critical period of transition in Egypt, escalating violence and options of intervention in Syria, and the threats associated with a nuclear Iran. They also analyze U.S. efforts in balancing an effective strategy of immediate economic assistance and long-term investment in the region, reviewing the Obama administration's successes and failures during the overall process of Arab democratization.

Contents • Iran: A Bomb or Be Bombed? Graham Allison • Middle East and North Africa: Historic Context, Current Situation, and Possible Implications of the "Arab Spring" Kito de Boer • Has the Obama Response to the Arab Revolutions Been Effective? Yes, Not Really, and Probably Too Soon to Tell Peter Feaver • Iran Options Outline Stephen J. Hadley • Obama's Strategy for the "Arab Spring" Revolutions: What Has the Administration Tried to Do—and How Well Has It Succeeded?" David Ignatius • Obama and the Arab Awakenings: U.S. Middle East Strategy in a Time of Turmoil Martin Indyk • Egypt: How Should the U.S. Respond? Dilemmas and Recommendations for U.S. Policy Michèle Flournoy and Melissa Dalton • Revising U.S. Strategy in Light of the Arab Uprisings Colin H. Kahl • Beyond Political Islam Tarek Masoud • The Old Middle East and the New Richard N. Haass
Pages
200
Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Aspen Institute
Release
April 01, 2013
ISBN
089843579X
ISBN 13
9780898435795

The Arab Revolutions and American Policy

R. Nicholas Burns
3/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
This volume evaluates the various drivers and outcomes of the Arab revolutions, all of which continue to bear an ever-greater influence on the formulation of American strategy in the Middle East. The authors examine the critical period of transition in Egypt, escalating violence and options of intervention in Syria, and the threats associated with a nuclear Iran. They also analyze U.S. efforts in balancing an effective strategy of immediate economic assistance and long-term investment in the region, reviewing the Obama administration's successes and failures during the overall process of Arab democratization.

Contents • Iran: A Bomb or Be Bombed? Graham Allison • Middle East and North Africa: Historic Context, Current Situation, and Possible Implications of the "Arab Spring" Kito de Boer • Has the Obama Response to the Arab Revolutions Been Effective? Yes, Not Really, and Probably Too Soon to Tell Peter Feaver • Iran Options Outline Stephen J. Hadley • Obama's Strategy for the "Arab Spring" Revolutions: What Has the Administration Tried to Do—and How Well Has It Succeeded?" David Ignatius • Obama and the Arab Awakenings: U.S. Middle East Strategy in a Time of Turmoil Martin Indyk • Egypt: How Should the U.S. Respond? Dilemmas and Recommendations for U.S. Policy Michèle Flournoy and Melissa Dalton • Revising U.S. Strategy in Light of the Arab Uprisings Colin H. Kahl • Beyond Political Islam Tarek Masoud • The Old Middle East and the New Richard N. Haass
Pages
200
Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Aspen Institute
Release
April 01, 2013
ISBN
089843579X
ISBN 13
9780898435795

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