When coercion backfires: The limits of coercive diplomacy in Iran

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" When coercion backfires: The limits of coercive diplomacy in Iran "
Ebrahim Mohseni Cheraghlou Steinbruner, John D.

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	803538
Doc. No	:	TL48331
Call number	:	‭1707627847;‮ ‬3712707‬
Main Entry	:	Haekal, Muhammad
Title & Author	:	When coercion backfires: The limits of coercive diplomacy in Iran\ Ebrahim Mohseni CheraghlouSteinbruner, John D.
College	:	University of Maryland, College Park
Date	:	2015
Degree	:	Ph.D.
field of study	:	Public Policy
student score	:	2015
Page No	:	474
Note	:	Committee members: Destler, I.M. Mac; Gallagher, Nancy W.; Kull, Steven G.; Leverett, Flynt L.; Telhami, Shibley
Note	:	Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-89713-5
Abstract	:	Coercive diplomacy is a deceivingly attractive strategy. If it can be made to work, it has the potential of achieving foreign policy objectives with considerably fewer costs. But when adopted in unconducive circumstances, the strategy has the potential to backfire and make peaceful resolution of conflicts more difficult.
Subject	:	Middle Eastern history; Economics; Middle Eastern Studies; International Relations; Public policy
Descriptor	:	Social sciences;Coercive diplomacy;Economic sanctions;Foreign policy;Iran's nuclear program;Nuclear proliferation;Statecraft
Added Entry	:	Steinbruner, John D.
Added Entry	:	Public PolicyUniversity of Maryland, College Park