The Days After a Deal

Iran, Its Neighbors, and U.S. Policy Following a Nuclear Agreement

  1. Duration 2:37

    Highlights from 'The Day After a Deal' Conference

  2. Duration 54:07

    Getting to a Final Deal

  3. Duration 58:46

    The Iranian Response

  4. Duration 55:10

    The Reaction of Neighbors

Dalia Dassa Kaye, Alireza Nader, Jeffrey Martini, Lynn E. Davis

VideoPublished Apr 17, 2014

On April 3, 2014, the RAND Corporation held a half-day conference in its Washington office addressing "The Days After a Deal: Iran, Its Neighbors, and U.S. Policy Following a Nuclear Agreement." As nuclear negotiations with Iran approach a deadline for a final deal this summer, the RAND conference looked ahead at some of the critical "day after" questions following a potential nuclear agreement. The conference did not presume that a final deal is a foregone conclusion or that a deal would eliminate the challenges ahead for U.S. regional policy. Consequently, the conference panels addressed not only the prospects for reaching a final deal but also how Iran, the region, and U.S. policy might evolve in the aftermath of a final deal and the strategic consequences of success or failure.

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Kaye, Dalia Dassa, Alireza Nader, Jeffrey Martini, and Lynn E. Davis, The Days After a Deal: Iran, Its Neighbors, and U.S. Policy Following a Nuclear Agreement. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2014. https://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CF320.html.
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