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Iran Trip 1
Reframing Iran: Views From the Field – 2007
Executive Summary
Introduction
Full Report
Findings
Regime-Change Rhetoric Harms Relations and Reforms
Nationalism is a National Pastime
President Ahmadinejad in Person
Government Must Meet Rising Expectations
In Peace, Economic Strivers Question their Government
Ideology is Discredited by Corruption, Undermined by Media
Higher Education of Women Accelerates
Who Speaks Up for Women’s Rights, and How
Coping Amid Restraints and Repression
The Rise, Retreat, and Potential Revival of Reform Politics
Attitudes Toward Americans Since the Invasion of Iraq
Forward Collaboration and Communication
Recommendations
To the U.S. Government
To the U.S. Congress
To NGOs, Universities, Media Organizations, and Private Citizens
Appendix and Reference
Trip Delegates
List of Interviews
Acknowledgments
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Executive Summary
Introduction
Full Report
Regime-Change Rhetoric Harms Relations and Reforms
Nationalism is a National Pastime
President Ahmadinejad in Person
Government Must Meet Rising Expectations
In Peace, Economic Strivers Question their Government
Ideology is Discredited by Corruption, Undermined by Media
Higher Education of Women Accelerates
Who Speaks Up for Women’s Rights, and How
Coping Amid Restraints and Repression
The Rise, Retreat, and Potential Revival of Reform Politics
Attitudes Toward Americans Since the Invasion of Iraq
Forward Collaboration and Communication
To the U.S. Government
To the U.S. Congress
To NGOs, Universities, Media Organizations, and Private Citizens
Trip Delegates
List of Interviews
Acknowledgments