Titlebook: Iran’s Nuclear Program; A Study in Prolifera Farhad Rezaei Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Joint Comprehensi

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,Rafsanjani’s Nuclear Takeoff: Taking Advantage of the Weak Non-Proliferation Regime,ative was to launch an indigenous production—a monumental undertaking considering the devastated economy and the scarcity of technological know-how. Equally daunting was the prospect of evading the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA’s) inspection to which Iran, a signatory of the NPT, was su

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,Ahmadinejad’s Principalist Doctrine: Sovereign Rights to a Nuclear Arsenal,t corrupt and soft on foreign policy. In particular, the Principalists railed against the NPT, describing it as a product of Western hegemony. Ahmadinejad asserted that Iran, like other nations, had a sovereign right to run a nuclear program. Hinting broadly that Iran would not be dissuaded from wea

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The Rouhani Presidency: The Road to Rollback,1 (the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, and China). But the political movement associated with Ahmadinejad, the leaders of Revolutionary Guards, and the ultra-conservative clerics, many serving in the judiciary, pushed back against Rouhani, either through harsh public attacks o

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,Concluding Reflections on Iran’s Proliferation and Rollback,This work provided a detailed analysis of Iran’s proliferation and rollback within the parameters of proliferation and sanction theories. Both theories are important to the understanding of why Iran sought to acquire a nuclear arsenal and to its subsequent decision to roll back its immensely expensive program.