Noah Feldman

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Throughout the war in Iraq The Bush administration has insisted that regime change and establishing free elections are among its major goals in the conflict. Noah Feldman, an Islamic scholar, considers how a transition to a democracy would affect Iraq, as well as the ramifications it would have on the Middle East.

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