Iraq and democracy: the lesson learned

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DIAMOND Larry

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

IRAQ -- UNITED STATES -- WAR

In: Current History January 2006, pp.34-39 (20)Summary: After nearly three years and a bitter cost in lives and treasure the United States has a real chance to help Iraq move toward stabilization. There are three imperatives. First power sharing, second compromise must be achieved and third comprehensive negotiations are needed between US and the insurgents involving as well the new Iraqi government.

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After nearly three years and a bitter cost in lives and treasure the United States has a real chance to help Iraq move toward stabilization. There are three imperatives. First power sharing, second compromise must be achieved and third comprehensive negotiations are needed between US and the insurgents involving as well the new Iraqi government.

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