Ray Takeyh is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, where he concentrates his work on Iran, Islamist movements, and Middle Eastern politics. He has held positions at the National Defense University, Yale, and Berkeley. His work has appeared in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the Financial Times, and the International Herald Tribune.
"Savvy and accessible . . . Takeyh has written a shrewd, timely
guide to Iran's schisms, interests and ambitions, as well as
offering a bracing and often nicely acerbic look at U.S.-Iranian
relations."
--Warren Bass, "The Washington Post Book World"
""Hidden Iran" is a skillful policy brief, written in a smooth,
graceful style that is accessible to nonspecialists. Takeyh does
not underestimate how difficult it is for the Islamic Republic of
Iran and the United States of America to find ways of dealing with
each other, but he demonstrates persuasively that a policy of more
of the same will only produce more of the same."
--Gary Sick, "Foreign Affairs"
"Savvy and accessible . . . Takeyh has written a shrewd, timely
guide to Iran's schisms, interests and ambitions, as well as
offering a bracing and often nicely acerbic look at U.S.-Iranian
relations."
--Warren Bass, "The Washington Post Book World"
""Hidden Iran" is a skillful policy brief, written in a smooth,
graceful style that is accessible to nonspecialists. Takeyh does
not underestimate how difficult it is for the Islamic Republic of
Iran and the United States of America to find ways of dealing with
each other, but he demonstrates persuasively that a policy of more
of the same will only produce more of the same."
--Gary Sick, "Foreign Affairs"
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