Titlebook: Living on the Edge; Iran and the Practic Wyn Bowen,Matthew Moran,Dina Esfandiary Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-27309-3Iran nuclear programme; non-proliferation; nuclear weapons; proliferation behaviour; Middle East; Regiona

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Introduction: Understanding Iranian Proliferation Behaviour,ion versus civil nuclear development. Yet Iranian proliferation behaviour is far more complex than this approach would suggest. This brief opening chapter explains the need for a more nuanced interpretation based on the concept of nuclear hedging. The chapter goes on to describe how, over the remain

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Opaque Proliferation and Moves Towards Latency,ran has adopted. Themes addressed include the coherence of the civil rationale in light of particular technical developments, the extent and significance of nuclear opacity, and the relationship between the nuclear programme and the military sphere. The period of study for this chapter is 2002 to 20

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Narrating a Nuclear Programme,e to the fore as an international security issue. Consideration is given to how civil and military representations of nuclear were constructed and projected both domestically and internationally, and the impact of this on the evolution of the nuclear programme in its entirety. A key theme that emerg

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,Playing for Time? Iran’s Nuclear Diplomacy,equently ensured the long-term continuity of the nuclear programme. The chapter demonstrates that Iran’s diplomatic activity comprised three main strands. First, Iran sought to play on differences between the Western powers on the one hand, and China and Russia on the other, in order to weaken the i

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