Martin Indyk's Books
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Innocent AbroadWe can have peace in the Middle East if we learn from the past failed efforts described by Martin Indyk, former U.S. ambassador and Clinton advisor.Read More
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Brookings Institution, March 28, 2013
...Washington Post) • Obama and the Arab Awakenings: U.S. Middle East Strategy in a Time of Turmoil Martin Indyk (Brookings Institution) • Egypt: How Should the U.S. Respond? Dilemmas and Recommendations for U.S. Policy Michèle Flournoy (Boston...
Haaretz, January 17, 2013
...than 20 community organizations. Ronni Kahn, who went first to Israel before emigrating to Australia, is co-patron (with Martin Indyk) of the Australian branch of the New Israel Fund. Dr. Hilton Immerman runs the Shalom Institute at the University of...
Politico, September 15, 2012
...Council on Foreign Relations’ Richard Haass and former U.S. Ambassador to Israel and the Brookings Institution’s Martin Indyk; roundtable with TIME Magazine’s Bobby Ghosh, The New York Times’ David Sanger, CBS News’ John Dickerson and CBS...
I4U, September 15, 2012
...6 min 52 sec ago. Update: 9 Source: CBS News Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., former U.S. Ambassador Martin Indyk and Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haaas appear on the Sept. 16th edition of "Face the Nation" to talk about the situation...
Melbourne Age, September 3, 2012
...''IT TAKES three to tango'' is how Martin Indyk sums up the Middle East peace process, in which - as a US ambassador to Israel under Bill Clinton - his name was often on the diplomatic dance card...
Foreign Policy Magazine, June 5, 2012
...Future of Freedom), Tom Friedman, Elliot Cohen, Peggy Noonan, Steve Coll, David Brooks, Lee Kwan Yew, Joseph Nye, Martin Indyk, James Fallows, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and of course Sun Tzu.� Tom: What is the origin of the feud between you and David...
Foreign Policy Magazine, June 5, 2012
...Future of Freedom ), Tom Friedman, Elliot Cohen, Peggy Noonan, Steve Coll, David Brooks, Lee Kwan Yew, Joseph Nye, Martin Indyk, James Fallows, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and of course Sun Tzu. Tom: What is the origin of the feud between you and David...
Brookings Institution, January 18, 2013
...Natan Sachs, who has spent the last four weeks in Israel observing the election campaign, and Vice President Martin Indyk, director of Foreign Policy at Brookings and former U.S. ambassador to Israel. Senior Fellow Daniel Byman, Saban Center Research...
Foreign Policy Magazine, January 18, 2013
...U.S. President Barack Obama begins his second term at a critical moment in world affairs -- al Qaeda raising its head in North Africa, President Bashar al-Assad possibly preparing to use chemical weapons in Syria, Iran moving toward the nuclear weapons...
Brookings Institution, January 18, 2013
...Big Bets and Black Swans: A Presidential Briefing Book —offering innovative policy recommendations that the administration might pursue. Martin Indyk, Vice President and Director, Foreign Policy ; Suzanne Maloney, Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy ,...
Haaretz, January 18, 2013
...than 20 community organizations. Ronni Kahn, who went first to Israel before emigrating to Australia, is co-patron (with Martin Indyk) of the Australian branch of the New Israel Fund. Dr. Hilton Immerman runs the Shalom Institute at the University of...
Haaretz, January 17, 2013
...than 20 community organizations. Ronni Kahn, who went first to Israel before emigrating to Australia, is co-patron (with Martin Indyk) of the Australian branch of the New Israel Fund. Dr. Hilton Immerman runs the Shalom Institute at the University of...
Brookings Institution, January 17, 2013
...on the low probability, high impact events that might derail the president’s second term agenda. Vice President Martin Indyk, director of Foreign Policy, is providing introductory remarks. David Gregory, host of NBC’s Meet the Press, is moderating...
Brookings Institution, January 17, 2013
...on the low probability, high impact events that might derail the president’s second term agenda. Vice President Martin Indyk, director of Foreign Policy, is providing introductory remarks. David Gregory, host of NBC’s Meet the Press, is moderating...
