The saga of Iran's nuclear program has been fraught with negotiations, sanctions and sabotage. The real goals of the two side remain unclear. Does Iran really want the bomb or would it be happy with a state of "nuclear-latency"?And is US actually driving for a regime change in Tehran? There is the feeling, in any case, that both have too much at stake now to reach an agreement.
Redaelli, R., Nuclear Iran: Risky Business, <<ASPENIA>>, 2012; (57-58): 201-208 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/39194]
Nuclear Iran: Risky Business
Redaelli, Riccardo
2012
Abstract
The saga of Iran's nuclear program has been fraught with negotiations, sanctions and sabotage. The real goals of the two side remain unclear. Does Iran really want the bomb or would it be happy with a state of "nuclear-latency"?And is US actually driving for a regime change in Tehran? There is the feeling, in any case, that both have too much at stake now to reach an agreement.
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