Iraq Watch Roundtables

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The page contains the results of the Iraq Watch Roundtable Series. These roundtables are structured work sessions in which four to six experts aim at producing specific results. The experts work through new ideas and policy alternatives in depth and are encouraged to reach a rough consensus on the strengths and weaknesses of each of the major choices faced by policy makers.

Roundtable Series:

Date	Roundtable topic
04-14-04	How has the Iraq war impacted the world's efforts to stop the spread of mass destruction weapons? What has been the impact of the war on the weapon intentions of North Korea, Iran and Libya and on the Bush administration's ability to deal with them? Timelines setting out key events in North Korea, Iran and Libya that occurred during the period just before and just after the Iraq war. Panelists: W. Seth Carus, Nicholas Eberstadt, Robert J. Einhorn, and Michael Eisenstadt
6-11-02	Can inspections disarm Iraq under the present rules? Is the new U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC) more likely than UNSCOM to defeat Iraqi concealment efforts? Panelists: Stephen Black, Robert Gallucci, David Kay, David Kelly, John Larrabee, and Gordon Oehler
5-23-02	What would be the goals of a war in Iraq? What sort of military campaign would reach these goals? What are the costs and benefits of each possible military strategy? Panelists: General Walter Boomer, General Charles A. Horner, and General J. H. Binford Peay III
5-24-01	What policies would be most effective now in dealing with Iraq? What practical steps would improve the present situation? Panelists: W. Seth Carus, Pierce S. Corden, David Kay, Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack, and John Larrabee

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