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.
Mark Fitzpatrick is an associate fellow at the IISS. Until the end of 2018, he was Executive Director of IISS-Americas and director of the Institute's Non-proliferation and Nuclear Policy Programme. Prior to joining IISS in 2005, he was a career US Foreign Service Officer. Michael Elleman is Senior Fellow for Missile Defence at the IISS and the principal author of the IISS Strategic Dossier Iran's Ballistic Missile Capabilities: A net assessment. He previously worked as a missile expert for weapons inspection missions in Iraq and spent two decades as a scientist at Lockheed Martin. Paulina Izewicz is a Senior Research Associate with the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. Until spring 2018, she managed programmatic work on sanctions and led a Track 1.5 dialogue with Iran for the IISS.
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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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