Cooperation from control: The origins of the nuclear non-proliferation regime.

Title: Cooperation from control: The origins of the nuclear non-proliferation regime.
Identifier: AAI9630443
identifier: 9630443
Creator: de Cerreno, Allison Lee C.
Contributor: Adviser: Howard H. Lentner
Date: 1996
Language: English
Publisher: City University of New York.
Subject: Political Science, International Law and Relations | Sociology, Social Structure and Development | Environmental Sciences
Abstract: Once in place, international regimes enable cooperation to take place with respect to a particular issue or issue-area. However, while their function may be to enable cooperation, regimes do not have their origins in cooperation. Instead, states seek regimes as an effort to wield more control with respect to a particular issue or issue-area than they could otherwise exert on their own. Looking both at the role of the hegemonic power and the role played by various non-hegemonic states, this study examines the nuclear non-proliferation regime as a case study for explaining regime origins.
Type: dissertation
Source: PQT Legacy CUNY.xlsx
degree: Ph.D.

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