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Op-Eds and Speeches by Selig Harrison
Working
with Iran to Stabilize Iraq
What A.Q. Khan Knows
In this OpEd piece in the Washington
Post, Selig Harrison argues that Abdul Qadeer Khan could have
played a larger role in how North Korea came to possess centrifuges
for uranium enrichment. Selig goes into further detail about
why "Musharraf is determined to keep Khan under wraps" and whether
or not North Korea will give the facts in order for the denuclearization
process to be completed.
The Washington Post, January
31, 2008
Beware
Pashtunistan
In his latest piece, featured
in Newsweek International, Selig S. Harrison stresses
the importance of the U.S. encouraging a fair election in Pakistan.
Harrison warns of a breakaway 'Pashtunistan,' that could not
only divide Pakistan, but also destabilize the entire Middle
East.
Newsweek International, November
12, 2007
Improving
the chances of a fair election
Selig S. Harrison's Op-Ed in
The Globe and Mail questions
whether Benazir Bhutto will make it to the January elections
alive. More importantly, Harrison suggests that even if she
does, the chances of a fair election, and a Bhutto-majority
large enough to enact change, are slim. Harrison exposes rigging
schemes in Pakistani-Parliamentary elections, concluding with
a discussion of possible pressure U.S. and European aid donors
could put on the Musharraf-run government to ensure free and
fair elections.
The Globe and Mail, October 24,
2007
Sanctions
Won't Stop Tehran
Selig S. Harrison's Op-Ed in
The Washington Post argues
that the persuading the Islamic Republic of Iran to renounce
nuclear weapons will be significantly more difficult than the
negotiations that led to North Korean disarmament. Harrison
warns against sanctions, instead recommending a multilateral
dialogue that addresses Iran's security concerns, including
Israel.
The
Washington Post, October 2, 2007
The
US meddles aggressively in Iran
Selig
S. Harrison's Op-Ed in Le Monde Diplomatique
explores the covert action the United States
is taking in Iran to encourage regime change. Harrison declares
the Bush Administration's policies of aiding the MEK, as well
as arming militias through proxies like Israel and Pakistan,
counterproductive. Harrison warns that such measures merely
strengthen the support of conservative hard-liners in Iran.
Harrison proposes stopping destabilization, but admits that
Iran is unlikely to concede to nuclear negotiations unless the
United States dramatically alters it's posture in the Gulf.
Le Monde Diplomatique, October
2007
All
Articles & Speeches:
2007
Beware
Pashtunistan,
Newsweek International, 11/12/07
Improving
the chances of a fair election,
The Globe and Mail, 10/24/07
Sanctions
Won't Stop Tehran, The
Washington Post, 10/02/07
The
US meddles aggressively in Iran, Le
Monde Diplomatique, October 2007
Simmering
discord in the tribal badlands, The
Boston Globe, 08/01/07
Iran
is America's best hope for stability in the Gulf, The
Financial Times, 06/20/07
How
to Preserve the North Korean Nuclear Deal,
The Financial Times, 3/26/07
Pressuring
Pakistan to Curb the Taliban, The
Boston Globe, 2/19/07
Discarding
An Afghan Opportunity, The
Washington Post 1/30/07
London
speech on Balochistan (audio), FPC
Seminar
in London, January 2007
2006
Remarks
by Selig S. Harrison at a Forum on “The Bangladesh Elections:
Promoting Democracy and Protecting Rights in a Muslim-Majority
Country,” sponsored by the United States Commission on Religious
Freedom, Washington, 10/17/2006.
In
a Test, a Reason to Talk, The
Washington Post 10/10/2006
North Korea: A Nuclear Threat, NewsWeek
International 10/6/2006
Pakistan's
Baluch Insurgency, Le Monde diplomatique 10/2006
Selig
S. Harrison's article on his tenth trip to North Korea,
Hankyoreh 10/2/2006
Director Selig S. Harrison, “Report
on North Korea,” presented at the U.S.-Korea Institute,
Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies,
Washington, 9/28/2006
Remarks by Director Selig S. Harrison at a Forum on “India,
The United States and The World,” Cosmos Club, Washington.
9/27/2006
Pakistan:
Friend or Foe?, Op-ed by Selig S. Harrison in The Los
Angeles Times, 9/5/2006
A
New Hub for Terrorism?, Op-ed by Selig S. Harrison in The
Washington Post, 8/2/2006
North
Korea’s Embarrassment,
Op-ed by Selig
S. Harrison in The Hankyoreh, 7/7/2006
How
to Regulate Nuclear Weapons: The U.S. Deal With India Could Be
a Good Starting Point, Op-ed by Selig S. Harrison, The
Washington Post, 4/23/2006
A
nuclear partnership with India, Op-ed by Selig S. Harrison,
The Boston Globe, 3/02/2006
Pakistan's
Costly 'Other War', op-ed by Selig S. Harrison, The Washington
Post, 2/15/2006
Roh
Balances National Priorities and Alliance with U.S., Korea
Policy Review, February 2006 Vol.2 No.2
It
Is Time to Put Security Issues on the Table with Iran,
The Financial Times, 1/18/2006
2005
US
should scrap plane deal with Pakistan, The
Boston Globe, 11/27/05
Getting
Around Pyongyang's Hard-Liners, The Washington Post,
June 10, 2005
Selig
S. Harrison's article about his ninth trip to North Korea,
Hankyoreh Shinmun Seoul, 4/19/05
The
North Korean Nuclear Crisis and U.S.-North Korea Relations,
a speech by Selig S. Harrison at the Sejong Institute Conference,
Cheju, South Korea, 4/1/05
Director
Selig Harrison's testimony
at the U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission hearing
on China's Proliferation Practices and Role in the North Korea
Crisis, 3/10/05
Remarks
by Director Selig S. Harrison, Moderator, at a seminar on Baluchistan
sponsored by the World Sindhi Institute, 3/7/05
Crafting
Intelligence: Iraq, North Korea and the Road to War,
by Selig Harrison adapted from Korea Society 2/16/05 speech for
Japanfocus.org, 2/27/05
Selig
S. Harrison's Letter
to his critics, Foreign Affairs, March/April 2005
Director
Selig Harrison's Speech
at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs,
Princeton University, 2/22/05
Selig
S. Harrison's Letter
to South Korean President Roh, Letters to the President
Series, Korea Times, 2/22/05
Selig
S. Harrison's Speech,
at the The Korea Society, New York, 2/16/05
Did
North Korea Cheat?, Foreign Affairs,
January/February
2005
2004
NK
Expert Pushes Energy Pact to End Nuke Crisis,
Interview with Senior Fellow Selig S. Harrison, The Korea Times,
6/21/04
The
North Korean Conundrum,
The Nation, 6/7/04
Riding
a Tiger in North Korea, Newsweek, 5/17/04
Inside North Korea:
leaders open to ending nuclear crisis, The Financial
Times, 5/4/04
Time
for a Fresh Start on North Korea, The Financial Times,
4/21/04
A nuclear
safety plan for Pakistan, The Financial Times, 3/19/04
More Arms Are Not
What India and Pakistan Need,
The Los Angeles Times, 2/13/04
Pakistan's
Nuclear Loopholes,
The Boston Globe, 2/9/04
N.
Korean 'Good Guys' Require U.S. Assistance, USA Today,
1/7/04
2003
Shoring up the
Kashmir truce, The Financial
Times, 12/10/03
Bush
needs to attach strings to Pakistan aid, USA Today,
6/24/03
US
Must Rein in Pakistan, The Boston Globe, 6/7/03
Finding a way out with North Korea, The
New York Times, 6/7/03
U.S. must
clamp down on Pakistan nuke dealing, The San Jose Mercury-News,
5/30/03
Nuclear Proliferation: North Korea and Pakistan,
The International Herald-Tribune, 4/21/03
"The Nuclear Crisis on the Korean Peninsula:
Avoiding the Road to Perdition," Current History, 3/1/03
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