Nuclear Proliferation and Rollback: The Complex Case of Iran
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This study seeks to provide answers to the following questions; what were the real motivations behind Iran’s nuclear program?; to what degree did key players of Iran’s nuclear program at a given time period fit the rational proliferator profile?; and eventually, how did key elites agree on a unified set of parameters of rollback in the nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions? The study has three objectives. The first objective is to ascertain whether Iran fits the profile of a rational proliferator. The second objective is to determine whether its response to sanctions followed the rational modality expectations embedded in proliferation theories. The third objective is to identify the background of the initial decision to pursue the nuclear program with a special emphasis on key motivations and factors that helped to drive it from a very modest beginning to a virtual breakout position.
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This study seeks to provide answers to the following questions; what were the real motivations behind Iran’s nuclear program?; to what degree did key players of Iran’s nuclear program at a given time period fit the rational proliferator profile?; and eventually, how did key elites agree on a unified set of parameters of rollback in the nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions? The study has three objectives. The first objective is to ascertain whether Iran fits the profile of a rational proliferator. The second objective is to determine whether its response to sanctions followed the rational modality expectations embedded in proliferation theories. The third objective is to identify the background of the initial decision to pursue the nuclear program with a special emphasis on key motivations and factors that helped to drive it from a very modest beginning to a virtual breakout position.
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