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A powerful overview of Iran's pursuit of the atomic bomb,
This review is from: Iran and the Bomb: The Abdication of International Responsibility (The CERI Series in Comparative Politics and International Studies) (Hardcover)
The international landscape offers a few terrifying future scenarios, including the vision of Iran with a nuclear bomb. If this threat came to pass, it would destabilize the entire Middle East, disrupt long-standing relationships, threaten other Arab nations and endanger global oil supplies. Therese Delpech takes you on a guided tour of the international diplomatic confrontations surrounding Iran's persistent, secretive attempts to build a nuclear weapon. This foreign policy nightmare has been building for decades. Yet Iran's new radical fundamentalist Shia government has adopted a policy of stalling, intimidation and obfuscation to hide its nuclear program. So far, it has worked. Iran has thwarted United Nations inspectors and international diplomats who have been unwilling or unable to force it to reveal its true program and intentions. While the book is dry and academic, if you are interested in foreign policy or lead an international business, getAbstract recommends this realistic professional overview.
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Iran and the Bomb: The Abdication of International Responsibility (The CERI Series in Comparative Politics and International Studies) by Thérèse Delpech (Hardcover - November 29, 2007)
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