Diplomacy and extremism
Subtitle: Iran, ISIS and U.S. interests in an unvraveling Middle East
By: Dan Glickman, Vice President, The Aspen Institute
Contributors: Glickman, Dan; Aspen Institute
Series: The Aspen Institute Congressional Program -- vol. 30, no. 3
Publisher: The Aspen Institute
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 77
Subjects: Foreign relations; Terrorism; Islam; Politics and Government; IS (Organization)
Notes: "The Aspen Instutite's Congressional Program conference on extremism in the Islamic world, titled "Diplomacy and Extremism: Iran, ISIS and U.S. Interest in an Unraveling Middle East" convened in Montreal, Canada, from May 26-31, 2015"--Page 1.
Table of contents: title: Rapporteur's summary / Karim Sadjadpour; title: Syria, Iraq, ISIS and the Region: Implications for the U.S. / Ryan Crocker; title: The Geopolitics of a Changing Energy Industry / Amy Myers Jaffe; title: What Should We Make of the JCPOA? / Ariel Levite; title: America's Middle East Challenge / Seyed Hossain Mousavian and Mehrdad Saberi; title: Nuclear Deal, the Road to Peace between Iran and the West / Seyed Hossein Mousavian; title: Pluses and Minuses of the Outlined Iran Nuclear Deal / George Perkovich; title: Saudi Arabia: The Kingdom Today / Ali al Shihabi; title: The Yemenis Are Coming (to Saudi Arabia) / Ali al Shihabi; title: How to Get Egypt's Generals Back on Our Side / Steven A. Cook; title: The Islamic State in Libya: U.S. Policy Options / Frederick Wehrey; title: Collected Essays / Nicholas Burns; title: Regional Impact of U.S. Policy toward Iraq and Syria / Tamara Cofman Wittes; title: Why Democracy in Egypt Still Matters / Tamara Cofman Wittes; title: The Coming Disintegration of Iraq / Col. Joel Rayburn; title: Conference participants; title: Conference agenda.