Tag Archives: Iran

An American Woman in Iran: The Culture

By , September 23, 2005 in Global Diary

How does the average Iranian view the U.S. people compared to the Iranian government?

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An American Woman in Iran: The Environment

By , September 22, 2005 in Global Diary

What surprises are in store for an American on her first visit to Iran?

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A Democratic Revolution in the Middle East?

By , March 29, 2005 in Globalist Perspective

Can democracy gain a sustained foothold in the Middle East?

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World Population — Stopping at Seven Billion?

By , March 28, 2005 in Globalist Bookshelf

How can countries around the world achieve a more sustainable population level?

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The Washington-Jerusalem-Tehran Triangle

By , February 10, 2005 in Globalist Perspective

Who is the Middle Eastern power of the future?

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The Road from Kabul to Kandahar

By , February 3, 2005 in Global Diary

How is Afghanistan’s reconstruction coming along?

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Kurds: Fighting for Civil Rights

By , January 31, 2005 in Globalist Bookshelf

Kurds have no physical nation, but could they still be unified?

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It Takes Three to Tango with Tehran

By , November 19, 2004 in Globalist Perspective

Is the Bush Administration hell-bent on confronting Iran?

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The Greater Middle East — The Bush Administration’s Perspective

By , February 6, 2004 in Globalist Document

How is the U.S. effort to democratize the Middle East coming along? An update by Dick Cheney.

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Iran: A Model for Family Planning?

By , August 3, 2003 in Globalist Analysis

Could Iran serve as an example of how best to curtail world overpopulation?

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