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State Behavior and the nuclear nonproliferation regime This page intentionally left blank SerieS editorS William W. Keller Scott a. Jones Professor of International Affairs, Center for Director of Export Control Programs, Center International Trade and Security, University for International Trade and Security, University of Georgia of Georgia SerieS adviSory Board pauline h. Baker William J. long The Fund for Peace Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology eliot cohen Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Jessica tuchman mathews Studies, Johns Hopkins University Carnegie Endowment for International Peace eric einhorn Scott d. Sagan Center for Public Policy and Administration, Center for International Security and University of Massachusetts, Amherst Cooperation, Stanford University John J. hamre lawrence Scheinman The Center for Strategic and International Monterey Institute of International Studies, Studies cns- wdc Josef Joffe david Shambaugh Hoover Institution, Institute for International The Elliott School of International Affairs, Studies, Stanford University George Washington University lawrence J. Korb Jessica Stern Center for American Progress fxb Center, Harvard School of Public Health This page intentionally left blank State Behavior and the nuclear nonproliferation regime edited by Jeffrey r. fields the university of georgia press Athens and London © 2014 by the university of georgia press athens, georgia 30602 www.ugapress.org all rights reserved Set in 10/14 minion pro by graphic composition, inc., Bogart, georgia printed and bound by Sheridan Books, inc. the paper in this book meets the guidelines for permanence and durability of the committee on production guidelines for Book longevity of the council on library resources. most university of georgia press titles are available from popular e- book vendors. printed in the united States of america 18 17 16 15 14 c 5 4 3 2 1 library of congress cataloging- in- publication data State behavior and the nuclear nonproliferation regime / edited by Jeffrey r. fields. pages cm. — (Studies in security and international affairs) includes bibliographical references. isbn 978- 0- 8203- 4729- 5 (hardcover) — isbn 0- 8203- 4729- 9 (hardcover) 1. nuclear nonproliferation—international cooperation. 2. treaty on the non- proliferation of nuclear Weapons (1968) i. fields, Jeffrey r. jz5675.s75 2014 327.1'747—dc23 2014015865 British library cataloging- in- publication data available publication of the proliferation is made possible via grant by figure foundation This page intentionally left blank contentS acknowledgments xi abbreviations and acronyms xiii introduction Jeffrey R. Fields 1 Theoretical Approaches Chapter 1. explaining dynamics and Stasis in the nuclear nonproliferation regime: the challenges of a multiplicity of public goods Jason Enia 19 Chapter 2. glass half full? evaluating the impact of new u.S. policy on the legitimacy of the nuclear nonproliferation regime Nina Srinivasan Rathbun 40 Chapter 3. construction of threat and nuclear nonproliferation measures: considerations on theory and policy Maria Rost Rublee 84 Chapter 4. nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation: examining the linkage argument Jeffrey W. Knopf 106 Country and Regional Explorations Chapter 5. how Supportive of the nonproliferation regime are the united States and its allies? u.S. Security guarantees and the free rider problem Lowell H. Schwartz 149 Chapter 6. the nonproliferation motivations of the non- aligned movement Deepti Choubey 169
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