The looming prospect of war with Iraq provided the focus for several conferences and events on the challenges for achieving a democratic transition in Iraq once Saddam Hussein is gone.
Policymakers, defense analysts, and foreign policy specialists considered how to increase the likelihood that Iraq's totalitarian system would not be reborn under different leadership if Saddam was removed from power.
A related series, AEI's Black Coffee Briefings on the War in Iraq, tracked the military campaign in Iraq to oust Saddam and rebuild the country.
 |
| Events in this series |
|
| Past Events |
|
| Remaking Iraq |
| Success, Failure, and the Foundation of a New State |
|
Wednesday, October 5, 2005
|
| As the struggle for a free Iraq continues, the debate over the shape of post-Saddam Iraq roils on. |
|
| One Year Later: An Update on Iraq |
| Preceded by Briefing with Spanish Ambassador Javier Ruperez |
|
Wednesday, March 17, 2004
|
| AEI scholars discuss what lies ahead for newly liberated Iraq after the June transfer of government, and how Iraq's political future will affect politics here in the United States. |
|
| Progress and Peril in Postwar Iraq |
| Rebuilding Post-Saddam Iraq |
|
Tuesday, June 10, 2003
|
| Senator John Cornyn (R-Tex) analyzes what the United States must do to establish rule of law in Iraq. |
|
|
| [List All Past Events] |
