| Date |
Document |
| 06-8-10 |
Iran Sanctions: What would work?
- Could "crippling" sanctions against Iran be devised?
- If so, how likely are they to be achieved and applied?
- If not, which combination of lesser sanctions could force Iran to reconsider its nuclear program?
- How many countries would have to support these sanctions in order for them to have an effect?
- How quickly would sanctions need to be implemented?
Panelists: Ross Allen, Gary Hufbauer, Kenneth Katzman, Orde Kittrie, Alireza Nader, Nicolas Roche
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| 06-04-09 |
Congressional Action on Iran: What Next?
- What sanctions measures are under consideration by the 111th Congress?
- How likely are they to be pursued if opposed by the Obama administration?
- How long will the honeymoon period between the Democratic majority in Congress and the Obama administration last?
Panelists: Skip Fischer, Will Huntington, Don MacDonald, Tim Morrison
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| 02-06-08 |
An assessment of Europe's leadership in confronting the Iranian nuclear challenge
- What can we learn from Europe’s role in confronting the nuclear challenge posed by Iran?
- What did the Europeans achieve?
- Where are the negotiations going now?
- What are the implications for future leadership on nonproliferation?
Panelists: Philip Gordon,
Hans-Peter Hinrichson,
Danielle Pletka,
Simon Shercliff,
Terence Taylor
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| 09-19-06 |
An assessment of U.S. efforts to sanction Iran
- What are the U.S. laws for sanctioning Iran and its suppliers?
Could they be improved?
- How have these laws been applied in the past? How should
they be applied?
- What is the U.S. objective in seeking to sanction Iran
and how should it be pursued?
Panelists: John Barker, William Lowell, Sharon Squassoni
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| 11-30-05 |
The impact of U.S.-India nuclear and missile cooperation on Iran
- Could U.S. cooperation
with India undermine efforts to restrain Iran’s
nuclear program through diplomacy?
- Could it influence the way
Iran perceives the West’s commitment to enforcing
nonproliferation rules?
- Will U.S. efforts to exempt
India from international export controls weaken those controls?
- If
so, will Iran have an easier time procuring what it needs
to make mass destruction weapons?
Panelists: John Larrabee, William Lowell, Richard Speier,
Sharon Squassoni, Leonard Weiss
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| 04-13-05 |
Living with a nuclear-armed Iran
- How would the United States and other countries react to a nuclear-armed
Iran?
- How would the international
effort to halt nuclear proliferation be affected by an Iranian
withdrawal from the NPT?
Panelists: William Chadwell, Marvin Feuer, John Sigler, Judith
Yaphe
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| 11-19-04 |
How to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran
- Is there a diplomatic deal
that could convince Iran to give up its nuclear weapon ambitions?
- What kind of deal, if any,
could be adequately verified?
- How useful would international
sanctions or the use of force be in rolling back Iran's program,
and does the political will exist for such measures?
Panelists: Rolf Ekeus, Stanley K. Fraley, John Sigler, Terence
Taylor, Marcus Winsley
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| 04-14-04 |
The Iraq War: Its impact on nonproliferation
(From the Iraq Watch roundtable series)
- How has the Iraq war impacted the world's efforts to stop the
spread of mass destruction weapons?
- What has been the impact of
the war on the weapon intentions of North
Korea, Iran and Libya and on the Bush administration's ability
to deal with them?
- Timeline setting out key events in
Iran that occurred during the period just before and
just after the Iraq war.
Panelists: W. Seth Carus, Nicholas Eberstadt, Robert J. Einhorn,
and Michael Eisenstadt
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