by : Dafna H. Rand , Andrew P. Miller , Amazon Link
Dafna H. Rand, with an extensive background in the State Department's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor, and Andrew P. Miller, a seasoned scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, present a critical analysis of U.S. policy in the Middle East. Drawing from their rich experiences in government service, they question the efficacy of past approaches and advocate for a fresh perspective.
Amidst a backdrop of geopolitical challenges and shifting dynamics, the book challenges the traditional alliance-centric model that has guided U.S. policy for decades. Instead, the authors propose a more adaptable, nuanced strategy that acknowledges the unique complexities of the region's diverse subregions.
"Re-Engaging the Middle East" offers a roadmap for a new era of U.S. engagement, emphasizing the need for flexibility, diversified partnerships, and a recalibration of priorities. It calls for a departure from the military-dominated approach of the past, advocating for a more agile strategy that aligns with evolving American interests and the changing landscape of the Middle East.
As the United States navigates a post-Obama and post-Trump era, Rand and Miller assert that a reimagined approach to the Middle East is imperative. By embracing a forward-thinking strategy, they argue, the United States can better safeguard its interests and promote stability in the region.
