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All items tagged stabilityOpen Think Tank ArticlesMay 16, 2012 | Defining Partnerships: Why the "Stability" Critique is FlawedJosiah Jason Surface: Stability is a desirable outcome for all parties in the Mediterranean Dialogue. This does not mean returning to the failed policies of the past; our Atlantic Memo is rather a roadmap for maintaining a commitment to the burgeoning democratic institutions of the region. ... MoreMarch 18, 2012 | The Arab Spring Narrative: Separating Fact from FictionDavid Vielhaber: The Arab Spring narrative of a democratic transformation in the Middle East and North Africa is wrong. The result of the political upheavals is regression, not progression. NATO needs to come to terms with reality for the alliance to find the right approach in the post ‘Arab Spring’ environment. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesOctober 25, 2011 | US Retreats From Unstable IraqAs Obama announced the completion of the Iraq War, doubts remain on whether any of the goals originally mapped out by the President have been attained. ++ Iraq remains volatile and unstable, the Iraqi government is looking increasingly authoritarian and the local military cannot provide security for the country. ++ Instead of using its leverage to negotiate a truly inclusive Iraqi government, the ... MoreMarch 5, 2009 | Obama Sets Out to Make New FriendsObama decided to send two high level US officials to visit Syria and participate in “preliminary conversations.” ++ The decision is a complete shift from the Bush attitude. ++ It comes as a pleasant surprise to those who believe that the US should support Syria-Israel talks and use it as a stabilizer in the region, luring Syria away from Iran and into American arms. ++ Syria is also ... MoreCommentsSeptember 20, 2009 | Where is the Science? Economic... |
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