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Regime Change

Regime Change in Iran: Complexities and Limits

Sami Omari

Regime Change in Iran: Complexities and Limits

OPINION — Iran and Israel have been at odds since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, when the new Islamic Republic declared Israel to be illegitimate [...] More

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How to Get Regime Change Right

The U.S. has had mixed experiences attempting to establish governance, security, public services, economic activity, and political processes after [...] More

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When it Comes to Overthrowing Governments, What Does the Law Allow?

Regime change has recently come up in media reports about North Korea on a frequent basis, but what does the term mean from a legal standpoint for [...] More

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‘We Might Succeed at Regime Change, but We Almost Always Fail after the Fact’

The United States has long sought to export its system of liberal democracy abroad. In places where military juntas and dictators have risen – and [...] More

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Regime Change: What Is It Good For?

It is easy to see why regime change could be appealing to foreign policymakers. Why bother to persuade, bribe, or threaten a defiant foreign country [...] More

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