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Policy
Briefs
The
Right Road to Sovereignty in Iraq: by Marina
Ottaway and Thomas Carothers
Lessons
from the Past: The American Record on Nation Building by
Minxin Pei and Sara Kasper
Democratic
Mirage in the Middle East by Marina Ottaway, Thomas
Carothers Daniel Brumberg, and Amy Hawthorne.
| Weapons of Mass Destruction |
Iraq
Chapter- Deadly Arsenals (pdf) Iraq
Bio, Chem and Missile Table- Deadly Arsenals (pdf),
(Order Deadly
Arsenals)
Comprehensive
Report of the Special Advisor to the DCI on Iraq's Weapons
of Mass Destruction,
Iraq Survey Group, 30 September 2004
Testimony
of Charles Duelfer before the Senate Armed Services Committee,
6 October 2004
"Two
Terrifying Reports: The US Senate and the 9/11 Commission on
Intelligence Failures Before September 11 and the Iraq War," Joseph
Cirincione in Disarmament Diplomacy, July/August 2004
Nuclear
Weapons Chapter- Deadly Arsenals (pdf)
Chemical
and Biological Weapons Chapter- Deadly Arsenals (pdf)
"The
Decision to go to War in Iraq," House
of Commons: Foreign Affairs Committee Report, 8 July 2003 (pdf)
Follow
the Threat Assessments
Carnegie
Analysis by Joseph Cirincione and Dipali Mukhopadhyay, 3 July 2003
"Iraqi
Mobile Biological Warfare Agent Production Plants," Report
by the Central Intelligence Agency, 28 May 2003
"Draft
UN Resolution on Iraq Lacks Plan for Return of International
Weapons Inspections and Long-Term Arms Monitoring," ISIS
Issue Brief by Corey Hinderstein, 16 May 2003
"Bush
Administration on Iraq's WMD Capabilities," Carnegie
Fact Sheet prepared by Dipali Mukhopadhyay , April 25, 2003 (pdf)
"Internationalizing
the Search for Weapons of Mass Destruction," ISIS
Issue Brief by David Albright and Corey Hinderstein, 16 April
2003
"Why
Pollack is Wrong: We Have Contained Saddam ," Carnegie
Analysis by Joseph Cirincione. Ken Pollack assembles a house
of cards to prove that war is necessary to prevent Saddam Hussein
from acquiring a nuclear bomb.
Status
of Iraq's acquisition of WMD, from CIA'sbiannual "Acquisition
of Technology Relating to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Advanced
Conventional Munitions" report to Congress, January- June
2002- Released April 2003
"The
Mystery of Saddam's Banned Arms," International
Herald Tribune Op-Ed by Jon Wolfsthal, April 7, 2003
"Iraq's
Biological and Chemical Weapons," Carnegie
Fact Sheet by Joseph Cirincione, 4 April 2003 (pdf)
"How
Will the Iraq War Change Global Nonproliferation Strategies?" Arms
Control Today by Joseph Cirincione, April 2003
"Letter
to President Bush by Rep. Waxman Regarding Iraq's Efforts
to Obtain a Nuclear Weapon," March
18, 2003 (pdf)
"IAEA's
Assessment of Iraq's Nuclear Weapons Program," by
Dipali Mukhopadhyay, Carnegie Fact Sheet, 14 March 2003 (pdf)
"Internationalizing
the Search for Weapons of Mass Destruction," ISIS
Issue Brief by David Albright and Corey Hinderstein, 26 March
2003
Iraq:
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Capable Missiles and Unmanned
Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) , Updated
Congressional Research Service Report, 25 March 2003 (pdf)
"The
CIA's Aluminum Tubes' Assessment: Is the Nuclear Case Going
Down the Tubes?" by
David Albright, ISIS Issue Brief 10 March 2003
"Contested
Case: Do the Facts Justify the Case for War in Iraq,?" by
by David Cortright, Alistair Millar, George A. Lopez and Linda
Gerber, 6 February 2003 (pdf)
Status
of Iraq's acquisition of WMD, from CIA's biannual "Acquisition
of Technology Relating to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Advanced
Conventional Munitions" report to Congress, July- December
2001- Released January 2003
"Weapons
of Mass Destruction," Joseph Cirincione on Talk
of the Nation-National Public Radio, December 5, 2002
"Iraq's
Weapons of Mass Destruction Programs," Central Intelligence
Agency, October 2002 (pdf)
"Iraq's
Weapons of Mass Destruction," Assessment of the British
Government, September 24, 2002 (pdf)
"IISS
Strategic Dossier - Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction: A Net
Assessment," IISS, September 9, 2002
Was
Iraq Close to Having a Nuclear Weapon in 1991?,
30 October 2002
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| Reconstructing Iraq |
Arab
Reform Bulletin, new e-monthly from Carnegie, covering
political reform in Iraq and the Arab world. Subscribe
Iraq:
What Do We Do Now? Special
Carnegie Conference July 24, 2003. Keynote address by Sen.
Richard Lugar.
"Punishing
Democracy," Washington
Post Op-Ed by Thomas Carothers, May 19, 2003
"Rebuilding
Iraq," U.S.
General Accounting Office Report, May 2003 (pdf)
"Establishing
a Stable Democratic Constitutional Structure in Iraq: Some
Basic Considerations" Prepared
by the Public International Law and Policy Group with The Century
Foundation (pdf)
"Briefing
on Iraqs Future: What Now?" Special Carnegie
Event, April 17, 2003
"Lessons
from the Past: The American Record in Nation-Building," Carnegie
Policy Brief by Minxin Pei and Sara Kasper, April 2003
"Democratic
Mirage in the Middle East", Carnegie Policy Brief
20, Thomas Carothers, Marina Ottaway, Amy Hawthorne, & Daniel
Brumberg, Fall 2002
Political
Reconstruction in Iraq: A Reality Check," by
Marina Ottaway and Judith Yaphe, Carnegie Issue Brief, April
2002
"Messy
Democracy," Washington
Post Op-Ed by Thomas Carothers, April 8, 2003
"The
Shape of the Post-War World," Carnegie
Issue Brief by Joseph Cirincione, 26 March 2003
"Promoting
Democracy in the Middle East: The Problem of U.S. Credibility," Carnegie
Working Paper by Marina Ottaway, March 2003
"Bringing
Democracy to the Middle East" Carnegie Associate Amy
Hawthorne on Weekday- KUOW Public Radio-Seattle, March
31, 2003
"Fighting
the War to Win the Peace in a Post-Saddam Iraq," by
Michael Eisenstadt and Jeffrey White, Policy Watch, Washington
Institute fof Near East Policy, 2 April 2003
"Post-War
Iraq: Are We Ready?" by
Bathsheba Crocker - CSIS Report, 25
March 2003 (pdf)
"Iraq:
The Day After," Report sponsored by the Council on
Foreign Relations, March 2003
"Democracy
in Iraq and the Middle East," Carnegie Senior Associate
Thomas Carothers on Morning Edition - National Public
Radio, February 12, 2003
The
Kurdish Issue and the Coming War: Issues for Reconstruction," by
Anthony Cordesman - CSIS Report, 2 March 2003 (pdf)
"Quick
Transformation to Democratic Middle East is Fantasy," Seattle
Post-Intelligencer Op-Ed by Tom Carothers and Bethany Lacina,
March 16, 2003
"A
Real Plan for Rebuilding Iraq," International Herald
Tribune Op-Ed by Marina Ottaway, March 3, 2003
"Promoting
Democracy in the Middle East: The Problem of U.S. Credibility," Carnegie
Working Paper by Marina Ottaway, March 2003
"Reshaping
the Middle East : Winning a Lasting Peace in Iraq Will Take
More Than Tanks," San Francisco Chronicle Op-Ed
by Michael McFaul, February 23, 2003
"After
Saddam Hussein:Winning a Peace If It Comes to War," by
Ray Salvatore Jenning, United States Institute for Peace, February
2003
"Bush's
Turn: Dueling Ideologies Make Justification for War Unclear," San
Jose Mercury News Op-Ed by Michael McFaul, January 19,
2003
"Can
the United States Promote Democracy in the Middle East?" by
Amy Hawthorne, Current History, January 2003
"A
Wiser Peace: An Action Strategy For a Post - Conflict Iraq," by
Frederick Barton and Bathsheba Crocker, Center for Strategic
and International Studies, January 2003 (pdf)
CARNEGIE
EVENT: Democratic Mirage
in the Middle East October 24, 2002
Listen to a debate based on a new Carnegie Policy brief on the prospects for
democracy in post-Saddam Iraq and the US role in Middle East democracy promotion.
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| Experts Available |
Jessica
Mathews President, Carnegie Endowment - Coercive
inspections; war and alternatives; U.S. policy
Amy
Hawthorne - Arab politics, U.S. democracy promotion in
the Middle East.
Robert
Kagan - U.S. policy in the Middle East; use of military
force; U.S.-European relations
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Anatol
Lieven - European views; war on terror; Afghanistan;
Pakistan
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| Inspections/United Nations |
This
Carnegie report released in January, details concerns over Iraqs
weapons capabilities and assesses the status of inspections.To
download the report click
here. (also available in Russian)
This
Carnegie report released in September, helped define the new
inspection regime.To read individual chapters or download entire
report click
here. (Chinese and Russian translations
also available)
"Unresolved
Disarmament Issues: Iraq's Proscribed Weapons Programmes," UNMOVIC
Working Paper, 7 March 2003 (pdf)
"Hans
Blix's Statement to the UN Security Council," 7 March
2003
Secretary
of State Colin Powell's Remarks to the UN Security Council,
7 March 2003
"An
Alternative to War," audio analysis by Carnegie President
Jessica Mathews, February 14, 2003
"Is
There a Better Way to Go?" Washington Post Op-Ed
by Jessica Mathews, February 9, 2003
"Inspections," Joseph
Cirincione on All Things Considered- National Public Radio,
February 7, 2003
"Analysis:
Powell's UN Presentation," Jessica Mathews on All
Things Considered- National Public Radio, February 5, 2003
"Secretary
of State Colin Powell's Speech to the United Nations Security Council," 5
February 2003
CARNEGIE
EVENT: Iraq Briefing February 3, 2003. Ambassador Rolf
Ekeus, former Executive Chairman of UNSCOM and Carnegie President
Jessica Mathews discussed the latest developments in the Iraq.
Audio and a written summary from the event area now available.
"Averting
War," Joseph Cirincione on Morning Edition-
National Public Radio, January 31, 2003
"The
Progress of UN Disarmament: An Assessment Report, " by
the Sanctions and Security Project of the Fourth Freedom Forum
and the Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies
at the University of Notre Dame, 28 January 2003 (pdf)
"Inspectors'
Report to the Security Council," Joseph Cirincione
on Fresh Air with Terry Gross- National Public Radio,
January 28, 2003
"War
Is Not Yet Necessary," Washington Post Op-Ed
by Jessica Mathews, 28 January 2003
"Weapons
Inspectors Need More Time," Newsday Op-Ed
by George Perkovich, 28 January 2003
"An
Update on Inspections," Report by UNMOVIC Executive
Chairman Hans Blix to the UN Security Council, 27 January 2003
"An
Update on Inspections," Report by IAEA Director General
Mohamed ElBaradei to the UN Security Council, 27 January 2003
"Let
Inspections Run Course," USA
Today Op-Ed by Joseph Cirincione, January 23, 2003
"Inspecting
Iraq: A Record of the First 40 Days," compiled by
the Project on Defense Alternatives, 4 January 2002
"Secretary
of State Colin Powell - Press Conference on Iraq Declaration," 19
December 2002
"Illustrative
Examples of Omissions From the Iraqi Declaration to the United
Nations Security Council," Department of State Fact
Sheet, 19 December 2002
"The
U.N. Trap?," Weekly Standard Op-Ed by Robert
Kagan and William Kristol, November 18, 2002
"Give
Inspectors the Tools They Need," International
Herald Tribune Op-Ed by Joseph Cirincione, November 13,
2002
"Text
of U.N. Security Council Resolution 1441," U.S. Department
of State, November 8, 2002
Was
Iraq Close to Having a Nuclear Weapon in 1991?,
30 October 2002
"Coercive
Inspections," National Public Radio Senior News Analyst
Daniel Schorr explores the idea of coercive inspections proposed
by Jessica Matthews of the Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace and General Charles Boyd of Business Executives for National
Security. September
22, 2002
"Arming
the Arms Inspectors," New York Times Op-Ed
by Jessica Mathews and Charles Boyd, September 19,
2002
CARNEGIE
EVENT: Iraq: A New Approach September 12, 2002
Panelists detailed the options offered in the Carnegie report, "Iraq: A New
Approach," which proposes "coercive inspections" in which a multinational military
force created by the UN Security Council would enable international inspections
teams to operate effectively in Iraq.
President
Bush's Remarks at the United Nations General Assembly,
September 12, 2002
"A
Decade of Deception and Defiance," White House Fact
Sheet on Iraq, September 12, 2002
" Iraq
Inspections" National Public Radio's Michele Kelemen
examines a "third way" to deal with the threat posed
by Iraq based on a proposal by a bipartisan panel of foreign
policy experts. September
5, 2003
"The
Wrong Target," Washington
Post Op-Ed by Jessica T. Mathews, March 4, 2002
UN
Resolution 1284, December 17, 1999
UN
Resolution 687, April 3, 1991 |
| Bush Administration |
Vice
President Cheney on the Fall of Baghdad, April 9, 2003
"President
Bush Addresses the Nation on Militrary Operations in Iraq," March
19, 2003
"Letter
to President Bush by Rep. Waxman Regarding Iraq's Efforts
to Obtain a Nuclear Weapon," March
18, 2003 (pdf)
Secretary
of State Colin Powell's Remarks to the UN Security Council,
7 March 2003
President
Bush Discusses Iraq in National Press Conference,
6 March 2003
Secretary
of State Colin Powell, "Iraq: Still Failing to Disarm," CSIS,
5 March 2003
President
Bush Discusses the Future of Iraq,
American Enterprise Institute, 26 February 2003
"No
More Exits for Colin Powell," The Globalist Op-Ed
by Joseph Cirincione, February 13, 2003
"Powell
Proves Deception, But Not Imminent Threat," Carnegie
Analysis by Joseph Cirincione, February 5, 2003
"Secretary
of State Colin Powell's Speech to the United Nations Security
Council," 5 February 2003
"We
Will Not Shrink From War," Wall
Street Journal Op-Ed by Secretary of State Colin Powell,
3 February 2003
"State
of the Union Address," Joseph Cirincione on the Australian
Broadcasting Corporation, January 29, 2003
"President
Bush's State of the Union Speech," January
28, 2003
Deputy
Secretary of Defense Wolfowitz " Speech on Iraq Disarmament," Council
on Foreign Relations, 23 January 2003
"Wolfowitz
Cites Examples of 'Real Disarmament,'" Joseph
Cirincione on Morning Edition-National Public Radio,
January 24, 2003
"Secretary
of State Colin Powell - Press Conference on Iraq Declaration," 19
December 2002
"Illustrative
Examples of Omissions From the Iraqi Declaration to the United
Nations Security Council," Department
of State Fact Sheet, 12 December 2002 |
| Congress |
"Letter
to President Bush by Rep. Waxman Regarding Iraq's Efforts
to Obtain a Nuclear Weapon," March
18, 2003 (pdf)
"Containing
Saddam Has Failed; Regime Change Only Path to Disarmament," Speech
by Senator John McCain, February 13, 2003 (pdf)
"We
Stand Passively Mute" Senate Floor Speech by Senator
Robert Byrd, February 12, 2003
"Senator
Biden's Remarks on Iraq," Senate Floor Speech, January
28, 2003
"Text:
House Joint Resolution Authorizing Use of Force Against Iraq," October
2002
Hearings
on Iraq
General
Anthony Zinni, "Post-Saddam Iraq," Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, February 11, 2003 (pdf)
Under
Secretary of State for Political Affairs Marc Grossman, "Post-Saddam
Iraq," Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, February 11, 2003
Henry
Kissinger, "Hearing on Iraq," Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, September 26, 2002
General
Wesley Clark, "Hearing on Iraq," House Armed
Services Committee, September 26, 2002
Richard
Perle, "Hearing on Iraq," House Armed Services
Committee, September 26, 2002
Richard
Holbrooke, "Hearing on Iraq," Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, September 25, 2002
Secretary
of State Colin Powell, "Hearing on Iraq," House
International Relations Committee, September 25, 2002
Secretary
of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, "Hearing on Iraq," House
Armed Services Committee, September 18, 2002
David
Kay, "Hearing on Iraq," House Armed Services
Committee, September 10, 2002
Mr.
Charles Deulfer, "Hearings on Iraq," Senate
Foreign Relations Committee July 31, 2002
Professor
Shibley Telhami, "Hearings on Iraq," Senate
Foreign Relations Committee July 31, 2002
Mr.
Geoffrey Kemp, "Hearings on Iraq," Senate
Foreign Relations Committee July 31, 2002
Anthony
Cordesman "Iraq and the Risks Posed
by Weapons of Mass Destruction,"Subcommittee
on Emerging Threats and Capabilities, Senate
Armed Services , February 27, 2002 (pdf)
Charles
Duelfer, "Weapons of Mass Destruction
Programs in Iraq," Subcommittee on
Emerging Threats and Capabilities, Senate Armed
Services, February 27, 2002 (pdf)
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| Origins
of Regime Change |
Analysis
"The
Evolution of the Bush Administration's Policy Toward Iraq," Joseph
Cirincione on Fresh Air with Terry Gross, April 1, 2003
"Why
We Are in Iraq," Speech by Carnegie Senior Associate
Joseph Cirincione at American University Teach-In, March 23,
2003 (pdf)
"Origins
of Regime Change in Iraq," Carnegie Issue Brief by
Joseph Cirincione, March 19, 2003
"Quick
Transformation to Democratic Middle East is Fantasy," Tom
Carothers and Bethany Lacina, Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
March 16, 2003
"Promoting
Democracy in the Middle East: The Problem of U.S. Credibility," Carnegie
Working Paper by Marina Ottaway, March 2003
"The
New American Colonialism," by Joseph Cirincione, San
Francisco Chronicle Op-Ed, 23 February 2003
"Democratic
Mirage in the Middle East," Carnegie Policy Brief
#20 by Marina Ottaway, Thomas Carothers, Amy Hawthorne, Daniel
Brumberg, October 2002
"Dreaming
of Democracy," New York Times Magazine, March
2, 2003
"How
it Came to War," by Nicholas Lehmann, the New Yorker,
27 March 2003
"First
Stop, Iraq," Time, March 25, 2003
"Democracy
Domino Theory 'Not Credible," Los Angeles Times,
March 14, 2003
"Frontline:
The War Behind Closed Doors," This informative website
contains interviews, documents, and a history of the Administration's
strategic thinking on Iraq and the Middle East. 20 February
2003
"After
Iraq," by Nicholas Lehmann, the New Yorker,
17 February 2003
"The
President's Real Goal in Iraq," by Jay Bookman, Atlanta
Journal-Constitution Op-Ed, 29 September 2002
Project
for the New American Century This website presents analysis
on Iraq and the Middle East from conservative thinkers.
"The
Next World Order," by Nicholas Lehmann, the New
Yorker, 1 April 2002 (pdf)
Key
Documents on the Administration's Plans for Regime Change
Excerpts
from 1992 Draft "Defense Planning Guidance," A
policy statement on America's mission in the post-Cold War
era drafted under Paul Wolfowitz, then-under secretary of defense
for policy. 1992
"A
Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm" In
a memo to then-Irsaeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Richard
Perle, Douglas Feith and others present a bold new strategy
for Israel that focuses on removing Saddam Hussein from power
in Iraq. July 1996
Letter
to President Clinton on Iraq Conservative thinkers, many
of whom became senior officials in the Bush Administration,
articulate to then-President Clinton the urgent need to depose
Saddam, 26 January 1998
"Rebuilding
America's Defenses" A
report by the Project for the New American Century coauthored
by among others, six key defense and foreign policy officials
now serving in the Bush administration. This report seems to
have become a blueprint for Bush's foreign and defense policies.
September 2000
"The
National Security Strategy of the United States of America," This
report outlines the administration's approach to defending
the country. This strategy marks a significant departure from
previous approaches, a change that it attributes largely to
the attacks of Sept. 11. 20 September 2002
Richard
Perle on NBC's Meet the Press Richard Perle argues
that a democratic Iraq could unleash the spread of democracy
in the Middle East, 23 February 2003
"The
Future of Iraq" President Bush Outlines his vision
for Iraq and the Middle East in a Speech at the American Enterprise
Institute. 26 February 2003 |
| Useful
Links |
UN
IRIN Page on Iraq
Department
of Defense
State
Department Iraq Update Page
Foreign
and Commonwealth Office: Iraq
White
House
10
Downing Street: Focus on Iraq
Iraq
Research- Congressional Research Service
United
Nations
UNMOVIC (United
Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission)
IAEA (International
Atomic Energy Agency)
Claims
and Evaluations of Iraq's Proscribed Weapons
Iraq
Resource Center- Council on Foreign Relations
Terrorism
Project- Eye on Iraq- Center for Defense Information
Iraq
Crisis- Global Policy Forum
Target
Iraq- Global Security.org
Iraq
War- International Institute for Strategic Studies
The
War Report- Project on Defense Alternatives
Focus
on Iraq-
Washington Institute for Near East Policy
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