Unclear Physics: Why Iraq and Libya Failed to Build Nuclear Weapons (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
Unclear Physics explores why Iraq and Libya failed to build nuclear weapons. Focusing on nuclear proliferation and international security, Målfrid Braut-Hegghammer examines the factors that shape the success or failure of nuclear ambitions. The book offers a focused study for readers of foreign policy, strategic studies, and global security.
About This Book
Unclear Physics examines why Iraq and Libya failed to build nuclear weapons.
The book places these cases within the study of international security and nuclear proliferation.
It considers how political, institutional, and strategic conditions can influence the development of nuclear programs.
Part of the Cornell Studies in Security Affairs series, this work is suited to readers interested in nuclear policy, foreign affairs, and security studies.
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