Report
The Next Chapter
The United States and Pakistan
The Belfer Center's Xenia Dormandy participated in the Pakistan Policy Working Group, which was convened in January 2008 to assess the state of U.S.-Pakistan relations and to offer ideas to the next U.S. President and his Administration on managing this critical partnership.
The Working Group's final report, released in September 2008, is attached as a PDF.
For more information on this publication:
Belfer Communications Office
For Academic Citation:
Dormandy, Xenia. “The Next Chapter.” , September 2008.
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