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Bringing Iran into the Nuclear Security Summit

| November 6, 2014

The Nuclear Security Summit held in The Hague in March brought together leaders of 53 countries to discuss how to keep nuclear and radioactive material out of terrorists' hands. Participants included countries with large nuclear energy programs like the United States and France, budding nuclear states like Turkey, and even countries like Gabon that are far from deploying power reactors. Yet Iran, which has one of the world’s most controversial nuclear power programs, was not represented....

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For Academic Citation: Tabatabai, Ariane and Miles A. Pomper.“Bringing Iran into the Nuclear Security Summit.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, November 6, 2014.

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Miles A Pomper

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