Washington Institute for Near East Policy

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Washington Institute for Near East Policy

ORGANIZATION

Thinktank founded 1985 by Martin Indyk, descended from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

Official Website:
http://www.washingtoninstitute.org/

Founding Date:
1985

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Warren Christopher Government 27-Oct-1925 18-Mar-2011 US Secretary of State, 1993-97

Patrick L. Clawson Government 30-Mar-1951 Washington Institute For Near East Policy

Lawrence Eagleburger Government 1-Aug-1930 4-Jun-2011 US Secretary of State, 1992-93

Alexander Haig Government 2-Dec-1924 20-Feb-2010 US Secretary of State, 1981-82

Cheryl F. Halpern Government ? Corporation for Public Broadcasting

Martin Indyk Diplomat c. 1951 US Ambassador to Israel, 1995-97, 2000-01

Max Kampelman Diplomat 7-Nov-1920 25-Jan-2013 US Ambassador to the CSCE

Bud McFarlane Government 12-Jul-1937 Iran-Contra figure

Mark R. Parris Diplomat 1950 US Ambassador to Turkey, 1997-2000

Marty Peretz Publisher c. 1937 Co-Owner, The New Republic

Richard Perle Government 16-Sep-1941 Prince of Darkness

Daniel Pipes Government 9-Sep-1949 Influential neocon

Dennis B. Ross Diplomat 26-Nov-1948 US Middle East Envoy, 1992-2000

Eugene Victor Rostow Educator 25-Aug-1913 25-Nov-2002 Dean of Yale Law School, 1955-65

George Shultz Government 13-Dec-1920 US Secretary of State, 1982-89

Walter P. Stern Activist 26-Sep-1928 Chairman, Hudson Institute

Raymond Tanter Scholar ? Iran Policy Committee founder

Paul Wolfowitz Government 22-Dec-1943 President of the World Bank, 2005-07

James Woolsey Government 21-Sep-1941 CIA Director, 1993-95

Mort Zuckerman Business 4-Jun-1937 Owner, New York Daily News

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