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PAGE PAGE 9 PAGE ? T- Sample Political science Case Study MEANS AVAILABLE TO GULF STATES TO AFFECT IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM Name: Instructor: Class: Date: WE ARE POLITICAL SCIENCE CASE STUDY EXPERTS! ORDER NOW! WWW.TOPMARKDISSERTATIONS.COM Outline Introduction The impact of Iranian Nuclear program on the region Means available to Gulf States to affect Iran’s nuclear program Diplomacy Efficient GCC organization. Support the Military solution by U.S. Use Trade as element of negotiation. III. Conclusion IV. References WE ARE POLITICAL SCIENCE CASE STUDY EXPERTS! ORDER NOW! WWW.TOPMARKDISSERTATIONS.COM MEANS AVAILABLE TO GULF STATES TO AFFECT IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM Introduction The nuclear risk was first experienced in World War II when bombs were exploded abusively on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. From this event henceforth nuclear weapons have taken a centre stage of several states on matters concerning national security and foreign policy agendas. There is a worrying increase in weapons technology such as manufacturing of nuclear bombs that could be used negatively as a political tool to suppress the opponent states by the nuclear-armed states. John F. Sigler, Ilan Berman, ed., Taking on Tehran: Strategies for Confronting the Arab States (Lanham, MD: Rowman Littlefield, 2007), 98-99. John F. Sigler, Ilan Berman, ed., Taking on Tehran: Strategies for Confronting the Arab States (Lanham, MD The impact of Iranian Nuclear program on the region With high concern of severe repercussions of short term and long term impacts of nuclear explosion on humanity, infrastructure, environment, and the regional states within the nuclear missiles range, the presence of nuclear weapons breed restlessness to the bordering countries. Clawson Patrick and Michael Eisenstadt, “The Last Resort: Consequences of Preventive Military Action against Iran,” Washington Institute for Near East Policy, 84 (June 2008). This thus is the main anxiety of Israel national security towards Iran’s n