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Conflict in the Middle East
For decades, the U.S. has taken an active role in the Middle East—a region that continues to experience conflict and unrest. Issues ranging from nuclear proliferation in Iran to the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan continue to pose challenges for leaders in the U.S. and around the world. U.S. President Barack Obama has promised a new approach in the region, including a planned withdrawal of combat forces from Iraq by August 2010, and a shifting resources and troops to the more volatile Afghanistan.
Georgetown faculty members are available to comment on U.S. withdrawal of troops in Iraq, as well as broader issues such as the role of U.S. foreign policies and actions in the Middle East, the Israeli-Palestinian crisis and the threat of nuclear weapons in Iran.
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Arend, Anthony
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Anthony Clark Arend is Professor of Government at Georgetown University. He is also an adjunct profe
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Lieber, Robert
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Robert Lieber is professor in the Department of Government and the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign
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Hudson, Michael
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Michael C. Hudson, Ph.D., is the Seif Ghobash Professor of Arab Studies and Professor of Internation
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Shehata, Samer
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Samer Shehata (PhD, Politics, Princeton University) teaches courses on comparative and Middle East p
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Byman, Daniel
Associate Professor
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Daniel Byman is associate professor in the Edmund A. Walsh School of
Foreign Service, and director
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Hoffman, Bruce
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Bruce Hoffman is a professor in the Security Studies Program at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreig
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