Iran's Election: What Does it Mean for Diplomacy and the Nuclear Impasse?

June 10, 2009

For assessments of the events unfolding in the wake of Iran's contested presidential election, the following experts from Ploughshares-funded organizations are available to provide commentary and analysis on Iran and the prospects for change in the standoff over its nuclear program.

(photo: Siavush Randjbar-Daemi / Flickr)

 

 

 

	Trita Parsi, President    National Iranian-American Council    Author,Treacherous Alliance: The Secret Dealings of Iran, Israel and    the United States.    202 386 6325    tparsi@niacouncil.org
	Jim Walsh    Massachusetts Institute of Technology    Co-author, “A Solution to the U.S. –Iran Nuclear Standoff”    617 324 3712 office    617 388 8200 cell    j_walsh@mit.edu
	Paul Ingram, Executive Director     British American Security Information Council     +44 (0)20 7324 4680     basick@basicint.org
	Kimberly Abbott, North America Communications Director    International Crisis Group    202 785 1601    kabbott@crisis.org
	Ambassador William Luers     Co-author, “A Solution to the U.S.–Iran Nuclear Standoff.”        917 797 5212 cell        860 868 1285     williamluers@fcsny.org
	Richard Parker, Executive Director     American Foreign Policy Project       Co-author, “How to Approach the Iran Nuclear Dilemma”     Coordinator of the Joint Experts’ Statement on Iran.     202 258 2617     rparker@afpolicy.org
	Karim Sadjadpour,  Middle East Program Associate     Carnegie Endowment for International Peace     Author of the commentary, "Setting the Scene: Iran's Presidential (S)Elections"     202 939 2261     karim.sadjadpour@ceip.org