This book argues that Donald Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA was a grave mistake, as the accord was a significant diplomatic achievement that usefully curtailed Iran's nuclear programme, and Iran was honouring its commitments under the deal.
This book argues that Donald Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA was a grave mistake, as the accord was a significant diplomatic achievement that usefully curtailed Iran's nuclear programme, and Iran was honouring its commitments under the deal.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Fitzpatrick is a teacher, writer, and scholar, specialising in the Weird and the Wonderful. He has a PhD in Literature from the Université de Paris - Sorbonne Nouvelle, and is currently an invited lecturer in several Paris universities. He is working on setting up a small alternative educational project, The Hedge School. Originally from Cork, he spent twenty years in Paris, living in garrets and trying to get his novels published. When this proved to no avail, he began publishing his work online on his website The Hollow Behind the Hearthstone. Unreal City is his first published novel, but there are several others waiting in the wings. He has recently moved to Aquitaine, where he lives in an eerie old house in a village full of mysteries and secrets, with his wife, his two children, a Wicked Uncle, and two and a half cats.
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Introduction Mark Fitzpatrick 1. Assessing the JCPOA Mark Fitzpatrick 2.The Procurement Channel Paulina Izewicz 3.Evaluating Design Intent in Iran's Ballistic-missile Programme Mark Fitzpatrick and Michael Elleman Conclusions
Introduction Mark Fitzpatrick 1. Assessing the JCPOA Mark Fitzpatrick 2.The Procurement Channel Paulina Izewicz 3.Evaluating Design Intent in Iran's Ballistic-missile Programme Mark Fitzpatrick and Michael Elleman Conclusions
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