Commentary
The Days After a Deal with Iran
Feb 2, 2015
Implications for the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime
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One of a series of RAND Perspectives on what the Middle East and U.S. policy might look like in "the days after a deal" with Iran, this Perspective examines a deal's implications for the nuclear nonproliferation regime. Slowing or stopping Iran's nuclear development is an important nonproliferation accomplishment, but the international community will need to find ways to mitigate some of the deal's negative consequences.
This research was prepared as part of the Stanton Nuclear Security Fellows Program at the RAND Corporation.
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