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Jan 3, 2008
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J. Scott Carpenter
Brief Analysis
Nov 8, 2007
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J. Scott Carpenter
Brief Analysis
Democracy in Slow Motion:
Oman Goes to the Polls
Tomorrow, around 400,000 Omani men and women are expected to vote in elections for eighty-five seats on the nation's Majlis al-Shura, or Consultative Council. Among the conservative Arab states of the Persian Gulf region, Oman -- a key U.S. ally and exporter of oil and gas, strategically positioned opposite Iran
Oct 26, 2007
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J. Scott Carpenter
Simon Henderson
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Promoting Arab Democracy (or Not):
What the Past Should Tell Us about the Future (Part I)
On October 3, 2007, J. Scott Carpenter addressed a Policy Forum at The Washington Institute marking the launch of Project Fikra, a new Washington Institute program focused on empowering Arab moderates and liberals in their struggles against extremism. Mr. Carpenter is a Keston Family fellow at the Institute and former
Oct 18, 2007
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J. Scott Carpenter
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