At a recent International Studies Seminar, Wake Forest University Professor Charles Kennedy gave a more detailed overview of the interplay between on-the-ground politics of Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia with overall U.S. national interests. In the discussion, Kennedy focused primarily on Iraq, discussing the sectarian tensions, recent election results and the difficulties of building a coalition government to ensure overall stability upon the eventual exit of the United States military. In addition, Kennedy briefly touched on U.S. policy with Iran (including interest in internal struggle) and Afghanistan.
While many typically understand only the basic surface issues of Iraq, Kennedy provided a deeper definition of the demographic makeup.
Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia: 2010 and Beyond
This is an undergraduate level analysis written for a Political Science course at a top-tier US private college. This paper, Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia: 2010 and Beyond, represents my personal analysis combined with course knowledge and in-depth research. The report received top marks. This report could be used as a guide for research, a sample analysis for reference, or for direct reference with proper citation.
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