Titlebook: Nuclear Deviance; Stigma Politics and Michal Smetana Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Nuclear Deviance: An Introduction,he “nonproliferation game,” an empirical setting of my case studies. I also elaborate in detail on my research strategy in this book and discuss the scholarly contribution of my book, as well as limits and caveats of my approach. Finally, I provide a brief outline of each individual chapter and the overall plan of the book.

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Iran and the Limits of Peaceful Nuclear Use,der normative dynamics in the global nuclear order. From this perspective, Iran is not seen as an a priori “outlaw,” but rather as an actor contesting competing normative conceptions, and strategically coping with stigmatization by powerful others.

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International Deviants and the Concept of Stigma Politics,rses—are negotiated, contested, stigmatized, and possibly destigmatized in international realm. In this perspective, stigmatization represents a widespread social practice of (re)constructing deviant images through discourse and practices, separating the “normal” from “deviant” in international society.

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Changing Norms and Rule-Breaking in World Order,he dynamics of deviance (re)construction should be considered against the backdrop of broader norm contestation processes in international politics. Within these processes, intersubjective meanings, legitimacy, and hierarchy of international norms are continuously re-established.

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