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How the Middle East wastes its oil wealth

You might think that $140 per barrel oil would be good for at least one part of the world, the Middle East. It's too soon to tell for certain, but the region may well turn out to be the part of the world that suffers the most. As painful as the current ...

From KENNETH M. POLLACK, International Herald Tribune,  14 Jul 2008

Op-Ed Contributor: Drowning in Riches

YOU might think that $140 per barrel oil would be good for at least one part of the world, the Middle East. It’s too soon to tell for certain, but the region may well turn out to be the part of the world that suffers the most. As painful as the ...

From KENNETH M. POLLACK, The New York Times,  13 Jul 2008

Apres-Surge: Confronting the next Iraq debates

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From KENNETH M. POLLACK, The New Republic,  11 Jan 2008

Pollack: Iraq May End Up Worse Off Than Under Saddam

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From BERNARD GWERTZMAN AND KENNETH M. POLLACK, Council on Foreign Relations,  13 Oct 2006

Pollack: 2006 'Make-or-Break' Year for U.S. in Iraq

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From BERNARD GWERTZMAN AND KENNETH M. POLLACK, Council on Foreign Relations,  29 Aug 2006

Pollack: 2006 'Make-or-Break' Year for U.S. in Iraq

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From BERNARD GWERTZMAN AND KENNETH M. POLLACK, Council on Foreign Relations,  28 Aug 2006

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