THE NON-PROLIFERATION POLICY IN US ADMINISTARTIONS AFTER THE COLD WAR (CLINTON, BUSH, AND OBAMA)

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JAFARI ALI AKBAR; PIRMOHAMMADI SAEED

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THE NON-PROLIFERATION POLICY IN US ADMINISTARTIONS AFTER THE COLD WAR (CLINTON, BUSH, AND OBAMA)

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JAFARI ALI AKBAR | PIRMOHAMMADI SAEED | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

NON-PROLIFERATIONQ2

FIGHTING TERRORISMQ2

NEOLIBERAL INSTITUTIONALISMQ2

INTERNATIONAL REGIMESQ2

CONTESTING FOR SUPERIORITYQ2

Abstract

The NON-PROLIFERATION and arms control efforts can be regarded as a means to implement America's national security strategy. From this perspective, the effectiveness of such mechanisms should be viewed in the light of the increased transparency, providing the means for controlling the dual-use technologies and articles, and restricting any effort designed to develop and proliferate the weapons of mass destruction. Minding the question of "to what extent has the nonproliferation policy risen to positions of importance and status, in US pro-cold war administrations? ", the present research plans to put to test the hypothesis that "the NON-PROLIFERATION policy has undergone a particular process of evolutionary continuity in America's security behavior in the post-cold war era, where the United States has sought to influence the general trends governing the process of controlling exports and the international NON-PROLIFERATION regimes in order to operationalize its national security strategy. The present article is causal descriptive, and its required information has been gathered through library sources and internet searching in reliable bases, and then analyzed.

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APA: Copy

JAFARI, ALI AKBAR, & PIRMOHAMMADI, SAEED. (2016). THE NON-PROLIFERATION POLICY IN US ADMINISTARTIONS AFTER THE COLD WAR (CLINTON, BUSH, AND OBAMA). JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY, 23(2 (90)), 175-206. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/261101/en

Vancouver: Copy

JAFARI ALI AKBAR, PIRMOHAMMADI SAEED. THE NON-PROLIFERATION POLICY IN US ADMINISTARTIONS AFTER THE COLD WAR (CLINTON, BUSH, AND OBAMA). JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY[Internet]. 2016;23(2 (90)):175-206. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/261101/en

IEEE: Copy

ALI AKBAR JAFARI, and SAEED PIRMOHAMMADI, “THE NON-PROLIFERATION POLICY IN US ADMINISTARTIONS AFTER THE COLD WAR (CLINTON, BUSH, AND OBAMA),” JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY, vol. 23, no. 2 (90), pp. 175–206, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/261101/en

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