State Behavior and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime

340 Pages·2014·1.793 MB·English

by  Jeffrey R. Fields

State Behavior and the nuclear
nonproliferation regime
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SerieS editorS
William W. Keller Scott a. Jones
Professor of International Affairs, Center for Director of Export Control Programs, Center
International Trade and Security, University for International Trade and Security, University
of Georgia of Georgia
SerieS adviSory Board
pauline h. Baker William J. long
The Fund for Peace Sam Nunn School of International Affairs,
Georgia Institute of Technology
eliot cohen
Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Jessica tuchman mathews
Studies, Johns Hopkins University Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
eric einhorn Scott d. Sagan
Center for Public Policy and Administration, Center for International Security and
University of Massachusetts, Amherst Cooperation, Stanford University
John J. hamre lawrence Scheinman
The Center for Strategic and International Monterey Institute of International Studies,
Studies cns- wdc
Josef Joffe david Shambaugh
Hoover Institution, Institute for International The Elliott School of International Affairs,
Studies, Stanford University George Washington University
lawrence J. Korb Jessica Stern
Center for American Progress fxb Center, Harvard School of Public Health
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nonproliferation
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edited by Jeffrey r. fields
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State behavior and the nuclear nonproliferation regime / edited by Jeffrey r. fields.
pages cm. — (Studies in security and international affairs)
includes bibliographical references.
isbn 978- 0- 8203- 4729- 5 (hardcover) — isbn 0- 8203- 4729- 9 (hardcover) 1. nuclear
nonproliferation—international cooperation. 2. treaty on the non- proliferation of nuclear
Weapons (1968) i. fields, Jeffrey r.
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contentS
acknowledgments xi
abbreviations and acronyms xiii
introduction
Jeffrey R. Fields 1
Theoretical Approaches
Chapter 1. explaining dynamics and Stasis in the nuclear nonproliferation
regime: the challenges of a multiplicity of public goods
Jason Enia 19
Chapter 2. glass half full? evaluating the impact of new u.S. policy on the
legitimacy of the nuclear nonproliferation regime
Nina Srinivasan Rathbun 40
Chapter 3. construction of threat and nuclear nonproliferation measures:
considerations on theory and policy
Maria Rost Rublee 84
Chapter 4. nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation: examining the
linkage argument
Jeffrey W. Knopf 106
Country and Regional Explorations
Chapter 5. how Supportive of the nonproliferation regime are the united
States and its allies? u.S. Security guarantees and the free rider problem
Lowell H. Schwartz 149
Chapter 6. the nonproliferation motivations of the non- aligned movement
Deepti Choubey 169