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Articles in Summer, 2005 issue of National Interest, The
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Iran's atomic journey
by Ilan Berman -
Religion and the West
by Peter L. Berger -
Mergers and acquisitions
by Richard Rosecrance -
It's quite a moment
by George MacDonald Fraser -
Privatized peacekeeping
by Doug Brooks -
The future of Russian energy
by J. Robinson West -
The Democrat armed
by Kurt M. Campbell -
Where credit is due: the provenance of Middle East reform
by Rachel Bronson -
Israel and Arab democracy
by Aluf Benn -
Imperialism of the fittest
by Vladislav Inozemtsev -
Rethinking non-proliferation
by Ted Galen Carpenter -
Post-nuclear strategy
by Barry M. Blechman -
The origin of modernity
by S.T. Karnick -
Rejecting Russia?
by Nikolas K. Gvosdev -
The dragon awakes
by Ian Bremmer -
How to nation-build: ten lessons from Afghanistan
by Zalmay Khalilzad -
An axis of democracy? The uncertain future of Israeli-Indian relations
by Rajan Menon -
Containing Europe
by John Van Oudenaren -
Osama bin Laden's heir
by Alexis Debat - The India imperative: a conversation with Robert D. Blackwill
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The other black gold
by Julia Watson -
Desperate times, half measures
by Geoffrey Kemp -
An announcement
by Robert F. Ellsworth -
Resisting the charms of war
by Christopher Preble
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