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Tag Archives: Nuclear
Turkey’s Airplane-less Nuclear Weapons: A Classic Crisis Stability Problem? (Updated)
As Hans K. notes over at Strategic Security, the United States Air Force’s 2015 Budget shows “that integration of the B61-12 on NATO F-16 and Tornado aircraft will start in 2015 for completion in 2017 and 2018.” The upgrade includes: software … Continue reading
Ozalism: Vendor Financing and Nuclear Decision-Making
What follows is a small snippet of my dissertation. I have decided to publish this section on the blog after reading the Asahi Shimbun editorial that raised questions about Turkey’s nuclear future (And because I will never get to publish this particular section in … Continue reading
Iran and Atoms for Peace: The Origins of the Islamic Republic’s Nuclear Narrative
For the past 18 months, I have been slowly working my way through the Atomic Energy Commission’s “Atoms for Peace” archives to piece together the differences between Turkey and Iran’s nuclear decision making. Thus, while I often write about Turkey … Continue reading
