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Nonproliferation success: the Libyan model / by Gawdat Bahgat

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BAHGAT Gawdat

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In: World Affairs Vol 168 No 1, Summer 2005, pp.3-12 (55)Summary: Explains Libya's 2003 decision to "dismantle its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs and open the country to immediate and comprehensive verification inspections." Looks at Libya's relations with the USA, Europe, and international agencies. Asks whether Libya's achievement could be replicated elsewhere, e.g. in Iran.

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Explains Libya's 2003 decision to "dismantle its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) programs and open the country to immediate and comprehensive verification inspections." Looks at Libya's relations with the USA, Europe, and international agencies. Asks whether Libya's achievement could be replicated elsewhere, e.g. in Iran.

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