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Jun 10, 2014

The Days After a Deal with Iran: Continuity and Change in Iranian Foreign Policy

This perspective examines the possible effects on Iranian foreign policy stemming from a final nuclear agreement between Iran and the United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China, and Germany (the P5+1).

Alireza Nader
Jun 10, 2014

The Days After a Deal with Iran: U.S. Policies of Hedging and Engaging

This perspective examines the choices the United States will confront in its policies toward Iran and its regional partners in the event that a final nuclear agreement is reached between Iran and the United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China, and Germany (the P5+1).

Lynn E. Davis
Jun 5, 2014

Initial Thoughts on the Impact of the Iraq War on U.S. National Security Structures

This paper surveys the overall impact of the Iraq War on U.S. national security structures by examining the major changes the war wrought in the intellectual and institutional underpinnings of U.S. security and defense policy.

Christopher S. Chivvis, Olga Oliker, Andrew Liepman, Ben Connable, George Willcoxon, William Young
Apr 23, 2014

Brothers Killing Brothers: The Current Infighting Will Test al Qaeda's Brand

An attack by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) that killed the leader of a rival group led to the unprecedented expulsion of ISIL from al Qaeda, a break that could create intelligence and propaganda opportunities for the United States.

Brian Michael Jenkins
Apr 17, 2014

The Days After a Deal with Iran: Regional Responses to a Final Nuclear Agreement

This perspective posits that a final nuclear agreement is reached with Iran and then examines the potential responses of two of the most important U.S. partners in the region: Israel and Saudi Arabia.

Dalia Dassa Kaye, Jeffrey Martini
Mar 12, 2014

Democracy in Afghanistan: The 2014 Election and Beyond

A successful election in Afghanistan would be a major blow to the Taliban and al Qaida, and would renew Afghan efforts to bring the war to a favorable conclusion. Thus, the international community should recognize that Afghanistan deserves support to get through the process.

Paul D. Miller
Mar 3, 2014

Using Early Childhood Education to Bridge the Digital Divide

Many low-income children lack the same access to technology as their more-advantaged peers. This Perspective explores the role of early childhood education in ensuring that low-income children can access technology and learn how to use it.

Lindsay Daugherty, Rafiq Dossani, Erin-Elizabeth Johnson, Mustafa Oguz
Jan 17, 2014

The Dynamics of Syria's Civil War

This essay explores the dynamics of the Syrian conflict, including the characteristics and interests of the belligerents and foreign powers and the implications that the present course of events has for the future of Syria and the wider region.

Brian Michael Jenkins
Dec 11, 2013

The New Neglected Diseases? Policy Interventions Are Needed to Encourage CNS Drug Development

This paper evaluates the causes of the unmet need for investment in drugs targeting central nervous system diseases and discusses policy solutions to better align drug development with untreated disease burden.

Soeren Mattke, Erin A. Taylor, Lauren E. Hunter, Andrew W. Mulcahy
Nov 27, 2013

Managing Diverse Work Groups in the U.S. Coast Guard for Mission Effectiveness

A diverse workforce can enhance responsiveness and effectiveness across the U.S. Coast Guard's mission scope. RAND explored how to get the most from work groups consisting of men and women with different backgrounds.

Laura Collins
Jun 5, 2013

Iran's 2013 Presidential Election: Its Meaning and Implications

Iran's June 14, 2013, election occurs in the shadow of the 2009 election, after which Iran witnessed the largest protests since the 1979 revolution. RAND examines the implications for the United States, especially concerning Iran's nuclear program.

Alireza Nader
May 3, 2013

Limiting the Potential for Racial Profiling in State and Local Police Enforcement of Immigration Laws

Describes several approaches for detecting racial profiling by police and calls for their use in monitoring the implementation of state and local immigration laws.

Jessica Saunders

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Brothers Killing Brothers: The Current Infighting Will Test al Qaeda's Brand

The Days After a Deal with Iran: Regional Responses to a Final Nuclear Agreement

Democracy in Afghanistan: The 2014 Election and Beyond

Using Early Childhood Education to Bridge the Digital Divide

The Dynamics of Syria's Civil War

The New Neglected Diseases? Policy Interventions Are Needed to Encourage CNS Drug Development

Managing Diverse Work Groups in the U.S. Coast Guard for Mission Effectiveness

Iran's 2013 Presidential Election: Its Meaning and Implications

Limiting the Potential for Racial Profiling in State and Local Police Enforcement of Immigration Laws

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The Days After a Deal with Iran: Continuity and Change in Iranian Foreign Policy

The Days After a Deal with Iran: U.S. Policies of Hedging and Engaging

Initial Thoughts on the Impact of the Iraq War on U.S. National Security Structures

Brothers Killing Brothers: The Current Infighting Will Test al Qaeda's Brand

The Days After a Deal with Iran: Regional Responses to a Final Nuclear Agreement

Democracy in Afghanistan: The 2014 Election and Beyond

Using Early Childhood Education to Bridge the Digital Divide

The Dynamics of Syria's Civil War

The New Neglected Diseases? Policy Interventions Are Needed to Encourage CNS Drug Development

Managing Diverse Work Groups in the U.S. Coast Guard for Mission Effectiveness

Iran's 2013 Presidential Election: Its Meaning and Implications

Limiting the Potential for Racial Profiling in State and Local Police Enforcement of Immigration Laws

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