Routledge Arms Control and Iranian Foreign Policy Book

Since 2003, the global political landscape has been shaped by revelations regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran's capability to enrich uranium and separate plutonium. This book provides a detailed study of the IRI's diplomatic operations within the realm of arms control. It explores how arms control diplomacy functions as a core part of Iran's foreign policy throughout different historical phases. This publication serves as a vital resource for researchers and students by filling a significant gap in existing literature regarding Iran's foreign and security policies. By examining the connection between nuclear programs and international political agendas, the text offers a deep look into the diplomatic strategies used by the IRI. It is an essential addition to the Routledge Studies in Middle Eastern Politics series for anyone studying international relations and Middle Eastern security dynamics.