Taking On Iran: Strength, Diplomacy, And The Iranian Threat (Hoover Institution Press Publications) (Volume 637),Used

Taking On Iran: Strength, Diplomacy, And The Iranian Threat (Hoover Institution Press Publications) (Volume 637),Used

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Abraham D. Sofaer argues that US policy toward Iran cannot safely be restricted to a strategy that considers only the two highrisk, costly, and potentially infeasible options of a preventive attack on Irans nuclear facilities or containing a nucleararmed Iran. Instead, the United States should respond forcefully to Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) aggression, enhancing its credibility and increasing the likelihood that Iran will negotiate in earnest. The United States must also be prepared to engage Iran in a disciplined manner, avoiding disabling preconditions and adopting the negotiating practices used successfully by the United States when dealing with the Soviet Union during the 1980s.

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