Occidental intelligences facing Middle East's quest for nuclear weapons: the case of Israel Vs. the case of Iran
- The nuclear bomb can determine the balance of the international powers
- Common points between the Israeli and the Iranian nuclear program
- Different context
The nuclear bomb is much more than a common weapon, it can determine the balance of the powers, and it is a crucial point for understanding the international strategic relations. The nuclear bomb represents the possibility for a country to be wiped off the map. Between 1950 and 1990, it became important to replace the atomic bomb in the Cold War context. Each superpower tried to help its allies to defend themselves: it was a real nuclear arms race. This subject is closely linked to intelligence insofar as the nuclear affairs are always shrouded in mystery.
Only by the internal, domestic politics of states can one understand how they behave in...
«Introduction. The internal, domestic politics of states. International relations. State-society approach. Different movements with respect to realism. Conclusion.»
«Theories in international relations are built in order to understand the international anarchy, according to Grieco. Scholars are interested in analyzing struggles between states, as well military as economic one. So this topic is actually the study of states' behavior in the world, and...»
International relations of the United States
«Introduction. The climax of American world. During the Clinton era (’93). George Bush. Iraq war. Obama. Rising powers. Conclusion.»
«After WWII, the charter of United Nations prohibited war. But the real order after WWII was a bipolar world with a Cold War between two powers: US and URSS = Legal system vs. reality. At the end of cold war: the world needs a new order. The US becomes the only leader because it is the only...»