Double trouble: Iran and North Korea as challenges to international security
- 발행사항
- Westport, Conn.: Praeger Security International, 2007
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- x, 255 p.: ill. ; 24 cm
- ISBN
- 9780275999605
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- 349.42 C947d
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- Includes bibliographical references and index
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- Conclusion: managing double trouble / Patrick M. Cronin Introduction: the dual challenge of Iran and North Korea / Patrick M. Cronin Part Ⅰ. Iran Part Ⅱ. North Korea 1. The trouble with Iran / Patrick M. Cronin 2. Is Iran’s nuclear capability inevitable? / Mark Fitzpatrick 3. Understanding Iran’s nuclear ambitions / Shahram Chubin 4. The inexorable momentum of escalation / Alexei Arbatov 5. The trouble with North Korea / Patrick M. Cronin 6. Back to square one on the Korean peninsula / Sung-Joo Han 7. North Korea: getting to maybe? / Mitchell B. Reiss 8. Security and the Korean peninsula: China’s role / Liru Cui 9. Engaging the United States and China: North Korea’s missile tests and after / Narushige Michishita
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책 소개
North Korea possesses nuclear weapons, while Iran is poised to acquire them in the next decade. How the United States and other nations seek to roll back these burgeoning nuclear powers is among the most urgent issues of the day. At stake is regional security in the Persian Gulf and Northeast Asia, America's standing abroad, and prospects for nuclear non-proliferation. This book offers complementary international perspectives on these threats and the peaceful responses to grapple with the Iranian and North Korean nuclear programs. Leading authorities provide balanced analyses--together with new chronologies and maps--that make the volume an invaluable reference for all those interested in understanding options available in dealing with Iran and North Korea.
The contributors to this volume offer complementary international perspectives on the critical security issues that stem from the challenges posed by Iran and North Korea. No other work combines the analysis of the two countries and explores the threat posed by each to regional stability and world order. The book examines how and why attempts to curb the nuclear programs and broader political ambitions of each nation have failed. It also examines how each nation, in its own way, has managed to defy the world's preponderant power, the United States, as well as other major powers and the United Nations. And it offers analysis on where the fractured and oscillating relations with these two nettlesome actors are heading and the long-term implications of their current trajectories for nuclear proliferation, deterrence, alliance management, regional security, and world order.