Bio
hooshang@amirahmadi.com
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The
world is watching
Interview with presidential candidate, Hooshang Amirahmadi
Arash Salehi
Viable
option
Breaking the logjam of the nuclear issue can open the
door to progress on other U.S.-Iran grievances
December 30, 2004
Iran
is no Afghanistan
Iran and the US should listen to the voice of
reason
February 19, 2002
The
time is now
A new beginning in Iran-U.S. relations
December 22, 2000
Sea of opportunities
... if large and small states cooperate over the Caspian
August 15, 2000
Giving all
a piece of the pie
The political risks of various pipeline routes
in the Caspian basin
November 12, 1998
From confrontation to modus vivendi?
Iran-U.S. relations 19 years after the hostage crisis
November 4, 1998
Standing against
Taliban - together
Afghanistan crisis calls for U.S.-Iran cooperation
October 1, 1998
National interests come first
The Taliban are a product of U.S. policy of dual-containment
September 14, 1998
Sanctions counter-productive
They help the most anti-American elements in Iran
July 1996
Iran's power
structure
Sowing seeds of reform
March 1996
From
political Islam to secular nationalism
The time has come to reconsider the image of Iran
as a rigidly religious society
January 1996
The Civil Society approach
to Iranian studies
Attention should increasingly focus on developments
within the civil society
September 1995 Top
Bio
Dr. Hooshang Amirahmadi is a Professor and Director of
the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Rutgers University,
New Brunswick, New Jersey and President of the American
Iranian Council.
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