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In 2001, the Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS) published The Strategic Implications of a Nuclear-Armed Iran by Kori Schake and Judith Yaphe, both then INSS Senior Fellows.5 The study, which drew on open sources, postulated that Iran was determined to acquire nuclear weapons and the long-range missile systems needed for their delivery and, in fact, was well on its way to achieving those objectives. The study then examined why Iran...

CONTENTS:PrefaceThe Middle East in 2015: An OverviewAlgeria: Can National Order Be Restored?Morocco: Will Tradition Protect the MonarchyEgypt: Could It Lead the Arab World?Israel: Reconciling Internal Disparities?Palestine: Moving toward a Democratic State?Iran: Can the Islamic Republic Survive?Iraq: Another Saddam on the Horizon?The Arab Gulf: Will Autocracy Define the Social Contract in 2015?Arms Control: In the Region's Future?Conclusion: T...

This collection of analyses on the unintended consequences of Iran's nuclear policy for its domestic and international relations is the first in a series of papers that will examine the impact of critical issues and developments on key countries in the Greater Middle East and on U.S. security interests. Succeeding papers will identify similar emerging issues in Turkey, Iraq, Yemen, and the Persian Gulf region. For the most part, the papers wil...