01914cam a2200349Ma 45000010006000000050017000060080041000230100015000640350024000790400018001030200039001210200039001600350021001990410013002200430012002330500024002450820018002691000022002872450123003092600049004323000032004814400066005135000069005795040062006485050617007106500039013276500036013666510035014026500026014377000019014638560082014827592320230410121213.0070516s2007    nyuba    b    001 0 eng d  a2007020770  a(OCoLC)ocn232345920  aLVBbfrecLVB  a9780231700061 (cloth : alk. paper)  a0231700067 (hardback : alk. paper)  a(OCoLC)2323459201 aenghfre  aa-ir---14aJZ 5665bD363i 200700a327.1/74709551 aDelpech, Therese.10aIran and the bomb :bthe abdication of international responsibility /cTheŕese Delpech ; translated by Ros Schwartz.  aNew York :bColumbia University Press,c2007  a148 p.:bill. maps.;c20cm. 0aCERI Series in Comparative Politics and International Studies  aTranslation of: L’Iran, la bombe et la démission des nations  aIncludes bibliographical references (p.141-144) and index0 a1. Iran: indisputable military nuclear ambitions -- 2. Europe: an increasingly controversial strategy -- 3. America: in a state of paralysis? -- 4. Russia: an unreliable partner -- 5. China: a close ally for Iran -- 6. Pakistan: clandestine supplier, uneasy neighbour -- 7. India: energy needs and rapprochement with Washington -- 8. Israel: an existential threat -- 9. North Korea: a role model? -- 10. Egypt: the opportunity to rethink its defence policy? -- 11. Saudi Arabia: open rivalry in the gulf -- 12. South Africa: an ambiguous player -- 13. The IAEA: no referral to the security council -- Conclusion. 6aNon-proliferation nucleairezIran. 0aNuclear nonproliferationzIran. 0aIranxForeign relationsy1997- 0aWorld politicsy1989-1 aSchwartz, Ros.413Table des matiáeresuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0718/2007020770.html