Published on December 13th, 2012 | by Jasmin Ramsey

Gary Sick on Iran’s Foreign Policy

Gary Sick, who served as an Iran specialist on the National Security Council staffs of Presidents Ford, Carter and Reagan, speaks to Foreign Affairs editor Gideon Rose about an article that he wrote for the magazine in 1987, which still holds up today.

Also don’t miss Dr. Sick’s review of a superb new book on US policy during the Iran-Iraq war for IPS News.

Tags: 1987 article, Ahmadinejad, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Gary Sick, Gary Sick interview, Gideon Rose, IAEA, Iran superpower status, Khamenei, nuclear bomb, nuclear program, Shah

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Jasmin Ramsey is the editor of Lobe Log and a journalist whose articles have appeared in numerous print and online publications including Inter Press Service, The Guardian, Al Jazeera English, Le Monde Diplomatique and Guernica Magazine. You can email her at jasmin[dot]ramsey[at]gmail[dot]com.

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