Anthony Cordesman
Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy
Co-Director, Middle East Program
Center for Strategic and International Studies
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Areas of Expertise
Military
Professor Cordesman is a military analyst for ABC and holds the Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS. He has served in senior positions in the office of the Secretary of Defense, the State Department, the Department of Energy, and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. He has written extensively on security developments in North Africa, the Arab-Israeli states and the Gulf. He has also written and lectured on Middle East politics, energy developments, demographics and economics. Dr. Cordesman is the author of a five-volume net assessment of the Gulf. His most recent books include A tragedy of arms: Military and security developments in the Maghreb, Peace and war: The Arab-Israeli military balance enters the 21st century and Iraq's military capabilities in 2002: A net assessment.
Articles in Middle East Policy
Iran and the United States: The Nuclear Issue
Volume XV, Spring 2008, Number 1
"The Future of the Middle East: Strategic Implications for the United States"
Volume XIV, Fall 2007, Number 3
Winning the “War on Terrorism”: A Fundamentally Different Strategy
Volume XIII, Fall 2006, Number 3
Saudi Arabia: Friend or Foe in the War on Terror?
Volume XIII, Spring 2006, Number 1
Middle Eastern Energy after the Iraq Wr: Current and Projected Trends
Volume X, Winter 2003, Number 4
War with Iraq: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
Volume IX, December 2002, Number 4
Arab-U.S. Strategic Cooperation: A Net Assessment
Volume IX, December 2002, Number 4
The United States and Saudi Arabia: American Interests and Challenges to the Kingdom in 2002
Volume IX, March 2002, Number 1
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