Iraq

Join us for a pot-luck dinner and a chance to meet visiting British author Greg Muttitt as he discusses his new book Fuel on the Fire: Oil and Politics in Occupied Iraq.

Since 2003, Greg has tracked how western oil interests pursued their agenda through the occupation of Iraq.  Central to his story is the struggle of Iraqi oil workers and activists to control their future.  Greg's work is well known in Iraq and in the international anti-war movement, and has had a central influence on policy debates in Baghdad.

Fuel on the Fire

Join us for a conversation with British author Greg Muttitt about his new book Fuel on the Fire: Oil and Politics in Occupied Iraq.  

Since 2003, Greg has tracked how western oil interests pursued their agenda through the occupation of Iraq.  Central to his story is the struggle of Iraqi oil workers and activists to control their future.  Greg's work is well known in Iraq and in the international anti-war movement, and has had a central influence on policy debates in Baghdad. 

Meet visiting British author Greg Muttitt for a discussion on his new book Fuel on the Fire: Oil and Politics in Occupied Iraq.  

Since 2003, Greg has tracked how western oil interests pursued their agenda through the occupation of Iraq.  Central to his story is the struggle of Iraqi oil workers and activists to control their future.  Greg's work is well known in Iraq and in the international anti-war movement, and has had a central influence on policy debates in Baghdad. 

Legacies KC

How do we evaluate the legacy of nine years of war in Iraq and prevent our repeating mistakes in Iran and elsewhere?

First steps are facing the truth about how the U.S. public was manipulated and frightened into accepting war and the truth about the devastation the war has wrought for Iraq and the U.S.

Hear a panel speak about the human, economic and political impacts of the Iraq war on Iraq and the U.S., analysis of U.S. Iran relations and how lessons from Iraq can guide U.S. Iran policy.

Panel members include: