Previous Survival articles providing depth and insight into today's headlines
Article of the Week: Eurozone Crisis
by Erik Jones
Europe's economic and monetary union is not only much stronger than many fear, it is much better than the system it replaced. (April–May 2009)
Iran's Nuclear Programme
by Andrew Parasiliti
Neither sanctions nor deterrence is likely to prvent Iran from developing a nuclear-weapons capability. A diplomatic breakthrough is still the best option. (October–November 2009)
by Jean-Louis Gergorin
The P5+1 must find a way to persuade Iran to accept limits on its enrichment capabilities, and the Western powers must find a way to enforce those limits. (June–July 2009)
by Shahram Chubin
Iran’s power and influence is often exaggerated by those who see Iran as a regional superpower or hegemon without recognising its weaknesses and contradictions. (February–March 2009)
by Patrick Clawson and Michael Eisenstadt
In responding to Iran’s nuclear programme, the United States and its allies should strengthen the credibility of the military option to bolster the prospects for successful diplomacy. (October–November 2008)
by Robert S. Litwak
A pragmatic pivot by the administration to a new strategy of containment would decouple the nuclear issue from the question of regime change. (February–March 2008)
by Dassa Kaye, Dalia Dassa and Frederic M. Wehrey
Many states do not perceive a nuclear-armed Iran itself to be the principal threat, but are more concerned with spillover effects, such as a regional arms race. (Summer 2007)
Pakistan
by C. Christine Fair and Seth G. Jones
Islamabad has demonstrated increasing resolve to defeat militants challenging the writ of the state, but problems of capability, doctrine and popular support remain. (December 2009 January 2010)
by John R. Schmidt
Nothing in the nature of Pakistan’s political culture, or in the performance of its political class since the founding of the state, provides grounds for optimism. (June-July 2009)
by Teresita C. Schaffer
Both for Pakistan's future and for Western policy interests, this is the time to put legitimacy of the government first. (February-March 2008)
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