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NUCLEAR WEAPONS - IRAN (11) answer(s).
 
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Double trouble: Iran and North Korea as challenges to international security / Cronin, Patrick M (ed) 2008  Book
Cronin, Patrick M Book
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Publication Westport, Praeger Security International, 2008.
Description x, 255p.
Standard Number 9780275999605
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ID:   093795


Iran and nuclear weapons: protracted conflict and proliferation / Khan, Saira 2010  Book
Khan, Saira Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2010.
Description xii, 156 p.
Standard Number 9780415453073
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054862355.02170955/KHA 054862MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   094117


Iranian perspectives on the global elimination of nuclear weapo / Ehteshami, Anoushiravan   Journal Article
Ehteshami, Anoushiravan Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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Iran's nuclear ambitions / Chubin, Shahram 2006  Book
Chubin, Shahram Book
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Publication Washington, D C, CEIP, 2006.
Description xx, 224p.
Standard Number 0870032305
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ID:   049892


Iran's nuclear policy and the IAEA: an evaluation of program 93+2 / Zak, Chen 2002  Book
Zak, Chen Book
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Publication Washington, DC, Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 2002.
Description xix, 94p.
Series Military research papers; no.3
Standard Number 0944029795
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ID:   112972


Israel vs. Iran: shadow war / Katz, Yaakov; Hendel, Yoaz 2012  Book
Katz, Yaakov Book
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Publication Washington, D.C., Potomac Books, 2012.
Description x, 243p.Hbk
Standard Number 9781597976688
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ID:   081594


New Iranian leadership: Ahmadinejad, terrorism, nuclear ambition and the Middle East / Alexander, Yonah; Hoenig, Milton 2008  Book
Alexander, Yonah Book
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Publication Westport, Praeger Security International, 2008.
Description xv, 344p.hbk
Standard Number 9780275996390
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Nuclear weapons and Iranian strategic culture / Knepper, Jennifer   Journal Article
Knepper, Jennifer Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract Strategic culture is an amalgam of a country's set of shared beliefs, assumptions, and narratives that shape its strategic decision-making process. This article evaluates Iran's evident pursuit of nuclear weapons in light of four key elements of its strategic culture as an attempt to ascertain Iran's goals for developing these weapons. These four elements include: (1) an all-encompassing conviction in Shia Islam as the bedrock of the regime's political legitimacy and the country's national identity; (2) a hypernationalistic belief in Iran's rightful place as the leader of the Islamic civilization and as a regional hegemon; (3) a pervasive sense of external and internal vulnerability; and (4) an ingrained perception that the U.S. desires to dominate and eventually destroy the Islamic civilization. The evaluation of these elements strongly augurs that a nuclear-armed Iran is not likely to employ these weapons offensively due to its fear of retaliation and the constraining interests within its regime's political structure. Rather, its drive toward a nuclear-weapons capability is to provide Iran with a defensive deterrent that will advance its desires for regional hegemony and mitigate its pervasive sense of insecurity.
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ID:   077101


Osirak redux? assessing Israeli capabilities to destroy Iranian / Raas, Whitney; Long, Austin   Journal Article
Raas, Whitney Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract Does Israel have the ability to conduct a military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities similar to its 1981 strike on Iraq's Osirak reactor? The Israeli Air Force has significantly upgraded its equipment since the early 1980s, but the Iranian nuclear complex is a much harder target than was the Osirak reactor. Iran has three facilities that are critical for nuclear weapons production: a uranium conversion facility, an enrichment facility, and a heavy-water production plant and associated plutonium production reactor. This article analyzes possible interactions of Israel's improved air force, including the addition of F-15I aircraft and U.S.-supplied conventional "bunker-buster" precision-guided munitions, with the Iranian target set and air defense systems. It concludes that Israel has the capability to attack Iran's nuclear infrastructure with at least as much confidence as it had in the 1981 Osirak strike. Beyond the case of Iran, this finding has implications for the use of precision-guided weapons as a counterproliferation tool. Precision-guided weapons confer the ability to reliably attack hard and deeply buried targets with conventional, rather than nuclear, weapons. Intelligence on the location of nuclear sites is thus the primary limiting factor of military counterproliferation
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ID:   118519


Permanent Crisis: Iran's nuclear trajectory / Joshi, Shashank 20121  Book
Joshi, Shashank Book
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Publication Abingdon, RUSI, 20121.
Description vii,133p.pbk
Series Whitehall Papers Series
Standard Number 9780415832564
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Sixth crisis: Iran, Israel, America and the rumors of war / Allin, Dana H; Simon, Steven 2010  Book
Simon, Steven Book
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Publication Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2010.
Description xi, 207p.
Standard Number 9780199754496, hbk
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