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Iran's Nuclear Energy is Peaceful or Military?
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The Iranian nuclear issue has become a global crisis since 2000 and the same crisis is still continuing. Even after the JCPOA agreement, this crisis has entered new dimensions. World countries need nuclear energy in various fields in today's conditions. Nuclear energy is important in medicine, agriculture, water treatment and catalysis and in many fields. The Iranian state wants to benefit from nuclear energy like other countries. But many EU countries, especially the United States, do not believe that Iran's nuclear activities and uranium enrichment efforts are well-intentioned. They find Iran guilty in the production of nuclear weapons. Is indeed Iran's nuclear activity based on a peaceful order or is it a military deterrent mechanism? These are discussed in detail in this book. The Iranian nuclear issue has been discussed chronologically since the beginning of the negotiation between the Iranian and the Western countries and finally the JCPOA agreement process.
Autorentext
O Prof. Dr. Ghadir GOLKARIAN é professor na Universidade do Próximo Oriente de Chipre e especialista em Relações Internacionais. Muitos livros, comentários e artigos estão a ser pesquisados em ISI internacionais, revistas indexadas da SCI. Além disso, a Freedom, BBC, UPA, Asre Azadi e muitas revistas e jornais têm publicações interpretativas contínuas.
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- GTIN 09786139880805
- Sprache Englisch
- Größe H220mm x B150mm x T13mm
- Jahr 2018
- EAN 9786139880805
- Format Kartonierter Einband
- ISBN 6139880807
- Veröffentlichung 27.07.2018
- Titel Iran's Nuclear Energy is Peaceful or Military?
- Autor Ghadir Golkarian
- Untertitel An Analyse About Iran Nuclear Crises
- Gewicht 322g
- Herausgeber LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
- Anzahl Seiten 204
- Genre Politikwissenschaft