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Global Trends and Security in the Muslim World: Dilemmas for U.S. and Regional Policy
Discussion PaperAuthors
Stephen R. Grand - Director at U.S. Relations with the Islamic World
Tamara Cofman Wittes - Director at Middle East Democracy and Development Project
Thomas Fingar - Stanford University
Jamal al Suwaidi - Director General at Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, UAE
Published by
The Brookings Institution, February 16, 2009
In this U.S.-Islamic World Forum discussion paper, Stephen Grand, Tamara Wittes, Thomas Fingar and Jamal al Suwaidi investigate new and non-traditional security challenges and how they are likely to affect U.S.-Muslim world relations.
