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Iranian Students in the United States, 1924-2012
May 28, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Brief Analysis
Iran Seeks to Untangle UN Sanctions
The Islamic Republic has added to its nuclear negotiating team a law professor who has extensive experience making Iran's case in international disputes.
Apr 10, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Brief Analysis
Iranian Suspicions About the IAEA
Iranian elites continue to express skepticism about the International Atomic Energy Agency's verification measures, nuclear safeguards agreements, and impartiality, with some even accusing it of collusion with foreign intelligence agencies.
Mar 21, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Maps & Graphics
Infographic: Iranian Students in the United States
The rising number of Iranian exchange students presents an opportunity to revitalize U.S. public diplomacy outreach to Iran. This infographic highlights key findings of a new Washington Institute report.
Feb 14, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Larisa Baste
In-Depth Reports
Red Tape, Iron Nerve:
The Iranian Quest for U.S. Education
The rising number of Iranian exchange students presents an opportunity to revitalize U.S. public diplomacy outreach to Iran. In this new report, Steven Ditto demonstrates how lowering barriers, reaffirming America's commitment to human rights, and fulfilling past pledges can help pave the way for long-term and short-term change in Iran.
Feb 12, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Brief Analysis
Rocky Road to Nuclear Deal
Many hazards line the path to a comprehensive nuclear accord with Iran, including the unraveling of multilateral sanctions and efforts by the Iranian parliament to assert a role in national decisionmaking.
Jan 2, 2014
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Steven Ditto
Brief Analysis
Rouhani's Negotiating Strategy: Divide and Isolate
A new document reiterates Iran's likely approach to negotiations with the West: creating fissures between the United States and Europe in order to break international consensus and coordination on nuclear sanctions.
Oct 9, 2013
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Steven Ditto
In-Depth Reports
Reading Rouhani:
The Promise and Peril of Iran's New President
More than any previous Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani is an open book. In addition to his own copious Persian-language writings, he has engaged the domestic and international press throughout his three-decade political career, including as former chief nuclear negotiator. Analyzing these writings, speeches, and interviews can help clarify fundamental questions
Oct 7, 2013
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Steven Ditto
Brief Analysis
Who Is Hassan Rouhani?
President Rouhani's track record shows that he is deeply committed to preserving the regime's longstanding interests, and frequently at odds with the principles of international law.
Sep 24, 2013
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Steven Ditto