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    Thus, it could lead to the possibility of terrorist groups obtaining them. Posen raises this idea when he states “…many have been concerned that nuclear weapon could fall into the hands of terrorists. One way this could occur…would be for a state with a weapons program to give or sell one to a terrorist group” (Posen 458). Posen further discusses how it would be unlikely for this to happen in the case of Iran. Nonetheless, there is still the possibility that it could happen. If terrorist groups are able to obtain nuclear weapons, it would not only destabilize the state of the terrorists, but it could also destabilize the international community because it is unknown who has these weapons. This is especially true for nations that are underdeveloped and are not able to follow certain regulations. Even though nuclear weapons are destabilizing to an area, some may consider it stabilizing. Many state that nuclear weapons can be stabilizing due to the rationalist theory that all states have their own self-interest in mind at the end of the day. Therefore, if states understand the power and the consequences of nuclear powers then they will not even bother to use it on one another. The idea that states having nuclear weapons will assure other states that it will not be used proves the point of why nuclear proliferation should be stopped. What is the point of nuclear…

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    For example for assurances and guarantees; the defends cooperation among US and South Korea that gave the type of insurance to South Korea to deter against any future nuclear attack from North Korea. The second and crucial solution to deter is to strengthen the international regime and United Nation organization such as International Atomic Energy Agency and the international treaty and convention related to…

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    Nuclear Security In Turkey

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    Nuclear Security: Following policy concerns worries about nuclear proliferation are perhaps the next biggest threat to the development of nuclear energy in Turkey. The crux of the issue is Turkey’s geographical location. Unfortunately, for much of the world Turkey is situated in a “dangerous neighborhood” where nuclear proliferation is a constant fear. Furthermore, Turkey has been depicted as a proliferation domino set to fall in a scenario where Iran develops or acquires nuclear weapons. As the…

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    Plutonium Violations

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    39, ‘Safe Handling of Plutonium’ ( IAEA, 1998). Plutonium is a man-made radioactive element that is made from uranium in nuclear reactors (Environmental Protection Agency, 2014). Much of the plutonium made was to be used for nuclear war. When plutonium decays it releases radiation. So do the other forms of isotopes. The half-live of these radioactive metals is anywhere from 87.7 to 6,560 years long (Environmental Protection Agency, 2014). One of the environmentally harmful violations, that…

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    world the question of “Should the use of nuclear energy continue?” Fukushima and many other critical junctures since the start of the first nuclear reactor in Idaho, in December 1951, have influenced changing attitudes towards nuclear energy throughout time. Nuclear power is one of the primary sources of energy, it provided over 19% of the total electrical output in the United States alone. (World nuclear association). While at some points of history the world seemed to favor the existence of…

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    the threatened penalty into account.”1 The goal of coercive diplomacy is to not only stop North Korea but to reverse their nuclear proliferation as well. To take the approach of coercive diplomacy the adversary has to believe the threat given to them is potent enough so that they can stop what they are doing. America used coercive diplomacy several times with North Korea, such as applying economic sanctions and using the threat of war. Coercive diplomacy was first seen during the William Clinton…

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    Nuclear energy yields multiple uses. Obviously, it can be used for destruction and warfare in the form of a bomb. However, it is also used for technological advancements in agriculture and food, power and electricity, medical treatment, and so on. Of late, controversy has erupted over the decade plus long debate of the nuclear aptitudes and capacities of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The recent hopes of multiple countries have been to deal with this matter by achieving what is known as the Joint…

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    Zero Sum Logic Essay

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    The proper Global Security role of the United States in the international order over the next 20 years will need to be a “lead by example mentality.” There needs to be a better U.S. and China (G2) relationship in order to tackle the major ecumenical quandaries the world faces such as climate change, economic imbalances, nuclear proliferation, and interventions in failed states, terrorism, energy, and food security. The U.S. needs to take the initiative and dissever itself from the notion of “the…

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    Nuclear Energy Proposal

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    • My topic is nuclear energy and my proposal is that the Unites States should utilize nuclear energy as the nation’s main power source. My research goals include finding statistics of refueling cycles and the reliability of nuclear, coal and gas power plants. In addition, I plan on finding what nuclear energy is and how it is produced. Furthermore, I need to understand the cost of building and running nuclear, coal and gas plants annually. The most important research goal is to find…

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    Thermal Energy International Inc. can take the assistance of Export Development Canada (EDC). EDC is Canada’s export credit agency, which provides financing and insurance solutions to help Canadian companies of any size respond to international business opportunities. With Thermal energy international’s intentions of exploring new foreign markets, EDC would be a reliable source for financial assistance as well as the other international export related services that it offers. EDC can help the…

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