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After the fire : shaping the future U.S. relationship with Iraq

Author:	John A Nagl; Brian M Burton; Center for a New American Security.
Publisher:	Washington, DC : Center for a New American Security, 2009.
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : National government publication : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	It is time for America to take the long view. Neither Iraq nor America's stake in a stable, peaceful, secure Middle East will vanish when the last American combat brigade departs. U.S. policymakers must advance long-term, low-profile engagement that helps to resolve Iraq's internal challenges, strengthens its government and economic institutions, and integrates it as a constructive partner in the region. Though Iraq still faces many significant challenges, America's willingness to try to impose solutions and Iraq's willingness to accept them has dwindled. This reality demands a new consideration of American objectives and a new approach to achieving them.  Read more...
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