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U.S. Iran Relations and Iran Term Paper
Pages:5 (1606 words)
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Subject:World Studies
Topic:Iranian Revolution
Document Type:Term Paper
Document:#8869033
In addition, he said there could be protocolsfor intrusive monitoring" (Isaacson 2007).
Conclusions
In the scenario of international pressure coupled with domestic forces that do not favor UN sanctions and economic hardships, some believe that Iran would agree to a plicy that only supports uranium enrichment for civilian energy production. The trouble on the other hand is U.S. stance that doubts that Iran would stick to a civilan program and would not use it for its weapons program. The Iran's stance from its weapons program to civilan prgram could be considered a compromise but how far is U.S. willing to go to accept Iran's situation remains to be seen. U.S. is already entagled in Iraq and pursuing a war in Iran does not seem to be a viable option. Mid term results in U.S. have also caused a blow in the Bush administration's position. The threats of sanctions and diplomatic effort have already sofetned Iran's stance and in the light of current circumstances it is hoped that the situation will get resolved diplomatically.
References
Isaacson, W. March 2007. An offer on the Table.Time. 169(11):31
Macleod, S. March 2007. Iran's War Within. Time. 169(11):28
Hirsh, M. & Bihari, M. February 2007. Rumors of War. Newsweek.
Adas, J. April 2002. Revisiting U.S.-Iran Relations. Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. 21(3): 90
Samhat, N. 2000. Middle Powers and American Foreign Policy: Lessons from Irano-U.S. Relations, 1962-77. Policy Studies Journal. 28(1): 11.
Barnett, N., Darwish, a. & Vesely, M. October 2004. Iran & the U.S. On Collision Course? International Observers Agree That U.S.-Iranian Relations Are Now Drifting into Very Dangerous Waters. The Middle East. 349: 6+.
No-Talk U.S. Stance on Iran Worsens Crisis. May 14, 2006. Manila Bulletin.
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References
Isaacson, W. March 2007. An offer on the Table.Time. 169(11):31
Macleod, S. March 2007. Iran's War Within. Time. 169(11):28
Hirsh, M. & Bihari, M. February 2007. Rumors of War. Newsweek.
Adas, J. April 2002. Revisiting U.S.-Iran Relations. Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. 21(3): 90
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