Lakhdar Brahimi is the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General and served as the UN Special Envoy in Iraq.
This article, by Barnett R. Rubin*, first appeared in the Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 66, No.
This article originally appeared in the Journal of International Affairs' Special 70th Anniversary Issue in 2017.
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