I spoke recently with Washington Post Diplomatic correspondent, Robin Wright, about her new book, Dreams and Shadows: The Future of the Middle East. She talked about what the future struggle for democracy in the region might look like, and what the US can do to support it. Here is a part of that conversation:
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