Austin Long

Austin Long is an assistant professor, teaching security policy at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs.

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Long, Austin. "Osirak Redux? Assessing Israeli Capabilities to Destroy Iranian Nuclear Facilities ." International Security. Vol. 31, No. No. 4 (April 1, 2007): 7-33. [ More (2 quotes) ]

"If you really want to bomb Iran, take the deal" — Long, Austin — Washington Post — April 03, 2015

The author argues that acceptance of the nuclear deal with Iran would increase "the benefits and reduces the costs of military action should Iran attempt breakout" through improving intelligence collection and target development of Iran's nuclear program.

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"Why Not to Attack Iran" — Colby, Elbridge and Austin Long — The National Interest — January 11, 2012

The authors respond to a recent Foreign Affairs article that made the case for attacking Iran, arguing that it did not pay enough attention to analyzing the consequences of a strike and planning out the endgame.

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