By Kenneth M. Pollack and the Iraq Policy Working Group of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution
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By Kenneth M. Pollack and the Iraq Policy Working Group of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution
Below, in PDF format, is a 70,000-word report by the Iraq Policy Working Group on all aspects of Iraq policy, from security to economics to politics.
Click here for a 142-page PDF of the report in its entirety. Below are smaller PDFs of the report, divided into sections.
PREFACE (18 pages)
INTRODUCTION and CHAPTER I: Security and Military Operations (51 pages)
CHAPTER II: Building a New Iraqi Political System (46 pages)
CHAPTER III: Assisting Iraq's Economic Development (22 pages)
Return to "The Right Way: Seven Steps Toward a Last Chance in Iraq," by Kenneth Pollack
Visit the Saban Center for Middle East Policy Web site.
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