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Nuclear ambitions and issues in the Middle East / Nathan E. Cohen, editor.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Cohen, Nathan E., 1960-
Series:
Politics and economics of the Middle East.
Politics and economics of the Middle East
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Nuclear nonproliferation--Middle East.
Nuclear nonproliferation.
Nuclear energy--International cooperation.
Nuclear energy.
Nuclear energy--Government policy--United States.
Nuclear energy--Government policy--India.
Middle East--Politics and government--1979-.
Middle East.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (172 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2010.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Presents the nuclear ambitions and issues of Middle Eastern countries such as - Iran, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates and India. This book provides background information on the nuclear programs of these countries, reviews the developments, analyses proposed nuclear co-operation with the US and discusses relevant legislative proposals and options.
Contents:
Intro
NUCLEAR AMBITIONS AND ISSUES IN THE MIDDLE EAST
CONTENTS
PREFACE
Chapter 1 IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM: TEHRAN'S COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS
Summary
Introduction
Background
Iran and the IAEA
Potential Noncompliance since September 2005
Iran and the U.N. Security Council
Authority for IAEA and U.N. Security Council Actions
IAEA Statute
U.N. Charter and the Security Council
Has Iran Violated the NPT?27
Appendix A. Iranian Noncompliance with Its IAEA Safeguards Agreement
Appendix B. Extended Remarks by William Foster Regarding Possible NPT Article II Violations
End Notes
Chapter 2 IRAN SANCTIONS
Overview
The Iran Sanctions Act (ISA)
Key Provisions/"Triggers" and Available Sanctions
Waiver and Termination Authority
Iran Freedom Support Act Amendments
Effectiveness and Ongoing Challenges
Energy Routes and Refinery Investment
Refinery Construction
Significant Purchase Agreements
Efforts in the 110th Congress to Expand ISA Application
Legislation in the 111th Congress: Targeting Gasoline Sales
Likely Effects of the Iran Refined Petroleum Sanctions Act
Relationships to Other U.S. Sanctions
Ban on U.S. Trade and Investment with Iran
Application to Foreign Subsidiaries of U.S. Firms
Treasury Department "Targeted Financial Measures"
Terrorism-Related Sanctions
Executive Order 13224
Proliferation-Related Sanctions
Relations to International Sanctions
Efforts to Promote Divestment and Internet Freedom
Efforts to Prevent Internet Monitoring by Iran
Blocked Iranian Property and Assets
Chapter 3 PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR WEAPONS: PROLIFERATION AND SECURITY ISSUES
Nuclear Weapons
Responding to India?
Delivery Vehicles.
Nuclear Doctrine
Command and Control
Security Concerns
Proliferation Threat
Pakistan's Response to the Proliferation Threat
Issues for Congress
Chapter 4 IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM: STATUS
Recent Nuclear Controversy
October 2009 Geneva Meeting33
Iran's Cooperation with the IAEA
Status of Iran's Nuclear Programs
Fuel Manufacturing Plant
Uranium Enrichment
Qom Facility76
Plutonium
Arak Reactor
Bushehr Reactor
Does Iran Have a Nuclear Weapons Program?
The 2007 National Intelligence Estimate
Living with Risk
Other Constraints on Nuclear Weapons Ambitions
Chapter 5 THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES NUCLEAR PROGRAM AND PROPOSED U.S. NUCLEAR COOPERATION
The United Arab Emirates: Background and U.S. Relations
The United Arab Emirates Nuclear Program
Rationale
Development Plans
Current Infrastructure and Regulatory Regime
Proposed U.S.-UAE Cooperation
Memorandum of Understanding
Proposed Bilateral Agreement Pursuant to Section 123 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954
Nuclear Cooperation Agreements, Approval Process, and Proposed Changes
Congressional Concerns
Export Control Concerns
Nonproliferation Concerns
Human Rights Concerns
Possible Diplomatic Implications
Shaping Nonproliferation Standards and Best Practices
Commercial Opportunities
Bilateral Relations and UAE Cooperation in Nonproliferation Activities
Legislative Developments in the 110th and 111th Congress
Appendix. Provisions in U.S. Nuclear Cooperation Agreements with the UAE and Egypt Relevant to Establishing Standards for other Such Agreements
UAE
Egypt
Chapter 6 U.S. NUCLEAR COOPERATION WITH INDIA: ISSUES FOR CONGRESS
Recent Developments
Background.
Global Partnership7
Issues for Consideration
Strategy vs. Tactics
Impact on U.S. Nonproliferation Policies
Iran
Reported Indian Transfers of WMD-related items to Iran29
Restricting Enrichment and Reprocessing
Other Priorities
Impact on the Nonproliferation Regime
NSG Cohesion
Effect on NPT Member States
Missed Opportunities
U.S. NPT Article I Obligations/Aiding India's Nuclear Arsenal
Separation Plan Credibility
Conferring Nuclear Weapon-State Status
Offsetting India's Uranium Shortage
Steps Required by P.L. 109-401
Separation Plan and Safeguards69
India-IAEA Discussions/Domestic Opposition78
India's Safeguards Agreement86
NSG Support
India's Nuclear Cooperation with the United States and Other Countries
Convention on Supplementary Compensation for Nuclear Damage
Other Required Steps
Additional Protocol
Declaration of Nuclear Facilities
Harmonization with NSG/MTCR Guidelines and Adherence to NSG Guidelines
The Atomic Energy Act and Consultations with Congress
Agreements for Cooperation
Export Licensing
Termination of Cooperation
P.L. 109-401128
President's Signing Statement
The Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
Sensitive Nuclear Technology Transfers
Nuclear Testing/Right of Return
Fuel Supply
P.L. 110-369-Key Provisions
Declarations of Policy
Certification Requirements
Reporting Requirements
Procedures for Subsequent Arrangements
Appendix. India's September 5, 2008, Statement on Disarmament and Nonproliferation
CHAPTER SOURCES
INDEX
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Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-61668-389-9
OCLC:
703679473

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