Economic Sanctions and Nuclear Proliferation - Ataev, Nodir
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The impact of international economic sanctions on Iran's economy and whether economic sanctions can stop the country's suspected nuclear program are currently the subject of vigorous discussion among economists and policymakers alike. As sanctions against Iran have intensified, so has the debate over the effectiveness of economic sanctions as stand-alone policies in halting the country's nuclear ambitions. Using a case study approach, this book examines the impact of the sanctions on the Iranian economy and the extent to which the sanctions have influenced the country's nuclear policy. The…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The impact of international economic sanctions on Iran's economy and whether economic sanctions can stop the country's suspected nuclear program are currently the subject of vigorous discussion among economists and policymakers alike. As sanctions against Iran have intensified, so has the debate over the effectiveness of economic sanctions as stand-alone policies in halting the country's nuclear ambitions. Using a case study approach, this book examines the impact of the sanctions on the Iranian economy and the extent to which the sanctions have influenced the country's nuclear policy. The present work also analyzes historical episodes where sanctions were used to halt nuclear proliferation and, based on this analysis, discusses the future prospects of the sanctions campaign against Iran. This historical analysis, coupled with the analysis of the effect of the sanctions on the country's economy, shows that economic sanctions as stand-alone policies are unlikely to stop Iran from eventually becoming a nuclear power. The book is addressed to anyone interested in the efficacy of economic sanctions as instruments of foreign policy.
Autorenporträt
Nodir Ataev hails from Isfana, a small town in Kyrgyzstan. He received a specialist degree in business management from the International Ataturk-Alatoo University in Bishkek and an M.A. in economic policy from Central European University in Budapest. Currently, he works as Project Assistant at ACTED in Isfana.