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ID072879
Title ProperIf you want it done right, do it yourself
Other Title Informationexplaining British and French nonproliferation policy after Iraq
LanguageENG
AuthorDavidson, Jason W ;  Powers, Michael J
Publication2005.
Summary / Abstract (Note)Some have argued that the transatlantic rancor over the Iraq war made cooperation, especially on nonproliferation, unlikely. In contrast, this article, documents post-invasion instances of nonproliferation cooperation, with particular emphasis on the Proliferation Security Initiative and the EU-3 Initiative-the British, French, and German negotiations with Iran over its suspected nuclear activities. In addition to documenting French and British participation in these initiatives, the article analyzes why they have chosen to participate and argues that France and Britain have participated in both efforts because they are committed to avoiding future Iraq-like preventive wars.
`In' analytical NoteNonproliferation Review Vol. 12, No. 3: Nov 2005: p405-433
Journal SourceNonproliferation Review Vol: 12 No 3
Key WordsNonproliferation Cooperation ;  EU-3 ;  Proliferation Security Initiative ;  United Kingdom ;  France ;  Germany ;  Iran