Geoffrey Kemp directs the Center for the National Interest's Regional Security Program, which focuses primarily on geo-political and geo-economic developments in the Greater Middle East. The current research involves two projects of great importance to U.S. interests: the future of U.S.-Iranian relations and how the growth of India and China and their increasing engagement in the Middle East influences U.S. policy. In addition to convening working groups of regional and subject-matter experts, the program has also produced a number of studies. Most recently, the program has published an essay on India and China in the Middle East and a study of the relationship between Iraq and Iran.

China's Growing Role in the Middle East: Implications for the Region and Beyond Geoffrey Kemp October 26, 2010

Asia’s Role in the Middle East and the Indian Ocean: Implications for the Region and the United States Geoffrey Kemp September 22, 2010

The East Moves West Geoffrey Kemp May 13, 2010

India’s Growing Role in the Gulf: Implications for the Region and the United States Geoffrey Kemp October 28, 2009

Indian Ocean Naval Conflicts Database None October 08, 2009

Most Iran Election Historical Analogies Are Misleading and Dangerous Paul J. Saunders July 02, 2009

A Clarifying Moment Dimitri K. Simes August 22, 2006

Desperate Times, Half Measures Geoffrey Kemp August 01, 2005

Senate Testimony: Iran - Preventing Weapons Proliferation, Terrorism and Promoting Democracy Geoffrey Kemp May 19, 2005

Iran's Bomb: American and Iranian Perspectives Geoffrey Kemp April 21, 2004

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