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    • Event

    Carnegie New Vision Launch

    • February 06, 2007
    • Washington, D.C.

    Carnegie launches its New Vision. Building on the strength of its century-long practice of changing as global circumstances change, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is undertaking a fundamental redefinition of its role and mission. Carnegie aims to transform itself from a think tank on international issues to the first truly multinational—ultimately global—think tank.

    • Proliferation Analysis

    Iran Nuclear Crisis: The Right Approach

    • Bruno Dupré
    • February 01, 2007

    (Guest analysis by Bruno Dupré)

    One of the most useful things I learned at the Kennedy School of Government several years ago was about leadership and negotiation. Charisma, persuasiveness, and a high tolerance for ambiguity are certainly helpful for a successful negotiation, but by no means sufficient. It is also necessary to diagnose parties’ motivations, zones of potential agreement, possible alternatives, coalitions that could shift power in desired directions, and the best possible process for managing difficult negotiations. Without this methodology one can only hope for the best. But planning each element of a negotiation process increases the odds of success.

    I left Harvard just as the EU-3 (France, Germany, and the United Kingdom) entered negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program. Three years later, the world is still looking for the best way to get out of this crisis. Tehran keeps refusing to comply with IAEA and UN demands, using all kinds of pressure, from denying access to UN inspectors (January 27, 2007) to threatening the very existence of Israel. Many fear uncontrolled escalation in the region and beyond. The consensus maintained so far seems to be deteriorating suddenly. It is useful, at this critical moment, to recall the rationale of the EU approach. Even if success is far from being guaranteed, there is, for the time being, no better alternative. (Read More)

    • Op-Ed

    Grand Delusion

    • Op-Ed

    What We Choose Not to See

    • Op-Ed

    Rogue State America

    • TV/Radio Broadcast

    President Bush's Plan to Boost Troops in Iraq

    • Policy Outlook

    Breaking the Doha Deadlock

    The new U.S. Congress needs to reexamine America's position in the WTO negotiations. A lopsided U.S. proposal on agriculture has deadlocked the trade talks, preventing gains in services and manufacturing trade that are much more important to the U.S. economy.

    • Op-Ed

    Test of Faith

    • TV/Radio Broadcast

    Week in the News

    • Op-Ed

    Assume Nothing: Power Plays Today Will Have Unexpected Outcomes Tomorrow

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