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Provides a look into the motivations, perceptions, and domestic politics swirling around Iran. This book details the history of Iran's nuclear program and diplomacy.

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9780870032318

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The strategic and political determinants of Iran's nuclear policy are complicated and frequently misunderstood. Chubin's study is the definitive work on the subject and should be required reading for U.S. and European decision-makers as they struggle to prevent the Iranian bomb from becoming a reality. --Geoffrey Kemp, Regional Strategic Programs, The Nixon Center

A uniquely well-researched, well-documented and argued study on the challenge posed by Iran's nuclear project by one of the best experts on the subject. If solid analysis still has a chance to encourage a more sensible western policy, Chubin provides it here. --Christoph Bertram, former head of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs The strategic and political determinants of Iran's nuclear policy are complicated and frequently misunderstood. Chubin's study is the definitive work on the subject and should be required reading for U.S. and European decision-makers as they struggle to prevent the Iranian bomb from becoming a reality. --Geoffrey Kemp, Regional Strategic Programs, The Nixon Center This short, sharp, balanced and informed book provides the necessary material not only to make sense of the current crisis over Iran's nuclear programme but also to follow it as it develops further over the coming months and years. --Sir Lawrence Freedman, Professor of War Studies, King's College, London

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Shahram Chubin is director of studies at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy. He has published widely in foreign affairs journals, including Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs, and Survival.

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