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Steven Ditto
Biography
Steven Ditto, a 2013 adjunct fellow with The Washington Institute, is an independent Middle East researcher who specializes in law, human rights, and education. He reads French, Arabic, and Farsi and has written extensively on topics related to Islamic law and history, religious freedom and women's rights, and education and public diplomacy. His publications include the in-depth historical study Nuclear Weapons in Iranian Religious Discourse, 1962-Present. He holds a master's degree in international education from George Washington University and blogs at selfscholar.wordpress.com.
Most Recent Analysis
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Iranian Suspicions About the IAEA
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The Iranian Quest for U.S. Education
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Rouhani's Negotiating Strategy: Divide and Isolate
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The Promise and Peril of Iran's New President
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September 24, 2013