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What Washington Can Do About Iran

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Published: March 2006

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Abbas Maleki

With Saddam and the Talibans out of the scene and US troops entangled in Iraq, Teheran's aspiration for a new regional centrality skyrockets, together with its nuclear ambitions. Is Ahmadinejad to lead the game in the Middle East? America's options and Iran's constraints.

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Maleki, Abbas. “What Washington Can Do About Iran.” Heartland: Eurasian Review of Geopolitics, March 2006

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Asia & the Pacific Energy Technology Innovation Policy International Relations International Security & Defense International Security Program Iran's Nuclear Program Middle East & North Africa Negotiation North America Sanctions Science, Technology, and Public Policy U.S. Foreign Policy Weapons of Mass Destruction

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Abbas Maleki

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