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Henri Barkey

Public Policy Scholar

Contact Information:
henri.barkey@wilsoncenter.org
T (202) 691-4000 // F (202) 691-4001
Affiliation:
Bernard and Bertha Cohen Professor of International Relations; Department of International Relations,Lehigh University
Wilson Center Project(s):
The Iraq War and Beyond: The Re-Making of Iraq's Neighborhood
Term:
Feb 01, 2007
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Jul 01, 2007

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