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“Don’t try to contain Iran; engage it!”

Vali Nasr and Ray Takeyh write in the current issue of Foreign Affairs (”The Costs of Containing Iran: Washington’s Misguided New Middle East Policy,” Jan.-Feb., 2008) that building a policy around containing Iran will only result in more Sunni extremism, sectarian struggle, and instability in the region.  Instead, the U.S. should promote the integration of all nations in the region through “dialogue, compromise, and commerce.” (Go to article)  (origins of  the principle of “containment” in U.S. foreign policy) (more on Iran)

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