Malcolm Byrne
Former Public Policy Scholar
Professional Affiliation
Deputy Director, Director of Research at the National Security Archive
Expert Bio
Malcolm Byrne is deputy director and director of research for the non-governmental National Security Archive, based at George Washington University. Since 1998, he has directed the Archive’s Iran-U.S. Relations Project, which aims at a multi-national, multi-archival approach to the history of the two countries’ relations since World War II. Among his books is the award-winning Mohammad Mosaddeq and the 1953 Coup in Iran (co-edited with Mark Gasiorowski) (Syracuse, 2004) and Iran-Contra: Reagan's Scandal and the Unchecked Abuse of Presidential Power (Kansas, 2014).
Wilson Center Project
The Iran-Contra Affair: An International History
Insight & Analysis by Malcolm Byrne
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- Past event
- Archives
Worlds Apart: A Documentary History of US-Iranian Relations, 1978-2018
- Book
- Archives
Worlds Apart: A Documentary History of US-Iran Relations, 1978-2018
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- Diplomatic History
Iran Hostage Crisis 40th Anniversary Panel Discussion
- Blog post
- Cold War
History Meets Politics: Government and Academic Specialists Discuss Latest FRUS Volume on Iran 1953 Coup
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- Cold War
The Six-Day War: Implications for the Warsaw Pact
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- Past event
- Cold War
Becoming Enemies: U.S.-Iran Relations and the Iran-Iraq War, 1979-1988
- Past event
- Cold War