Author: L. Carl Brown
January/February 2009
Foreign Affairs
Martin Indyk's well-crafted insider's account if U.S. Middle East policy during the 1990s offers important lessons--some intended, others not--that should help the next administration avoid the mistakes of presidents past.
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