Nuclear Logics: Contrasting Paths in East Asia and the Middle East (Princeton Studies in International History and Politics)
In Nuclear Logics, Etel Solingen contrasts nuclear paths in East Asia and the Middle East, revealing how regional contexts drive proliferation choices. This Princeton Studies volume analyzes the domestic and international forces behind nuclear restraint or pursuit, enriching understanding of international history and politics. (48 words)
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Nuclear Logics explores the divergent trajectories of nuclear decision-making in East Asia and the Middle East. The book, part of the Princeton Studies in International History and Politics series, delves into the factors influencing nuclear programs in these regions.
Etel Solingen, the author, provides a comparative framework to understand why some states pursue nuclear capabilities while others restrain from them. This work contributes to the broader discourse on international security and regional politics.
Through rigorous analysis, the book addresses the interplay of domestic and international variables in shaping nuclear logics. It offers insights valuable for scholars and policymakers interested in global non-proliferation efforts.
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