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" Nuclear security complexes: An alternative approach to nuclear nonproliferation "
Beyza Unal
Karp, Regina
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Latin Dissertation
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Language of Document
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English
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Record Number
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803318
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Doc. No
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TL48102
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Call number
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1652873974; 3662432
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Main Entry
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Kappler, Kris Stewart
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Title & Author
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Nuclear security complexes: An alternative approach to nuclear nonproliferation\ Beyza UnalKarp, Regina
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College
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Old Dominion University
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Date
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2014
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Degree
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Ph.D.
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2014
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Page No
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243
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Note
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-56457-0
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Abstract
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Existing literature examines nuclear proliferation from a regional or a national perspective but nuclear issues are inherently transnational. The literature also often focuses on single-state policies for deterrence purposes. Following tailored (single-state) policies, however, is too narrow because these policies are bilateral and based on national interest; they do not include global concerns. In response to the literature, this dissertation proposes to examine states grouped according to their state characteristics in terms of threat existence, democracy level in the nuclear field, and membership in nuclear organizations and compliance with major nuclear treaties. The focus here is to ask: 'Does regional security complex theory explain nuclear behavior?' To some extent it does. Regional security complex theory groups states in relation to their geopolitical context. This grouping method is essential for the model that I call nuclear nonproliferation security complexes. Different than the former theory, I argue that nuclear issues are inherently transnational, not regional, and states' nuclear behavior is shaped by the aforementioned state characteristics.
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Subject
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International Relations
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Descriptor
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Social sciences;Disarmament;International Relations Theory;Nuclear Nonproliferation
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Karp, Regina
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Old Dominion University
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