Joachim Krause is Professor of Political Science at the University of Kiel, and member of the Executive Board of the Aspen Institute, Germany. He has published extensively on nuclear non-proliferation policy and has edited several volumes in the field of strategic studies.

"For any student or researcher into Iran's nuclear programme, this book is a highly useful, frequently insightful, and ultra-contemporary volume that is a must-read." - Stephen McGlinchey, e-International Relations, June 2012"Expert contributors assess US and European diplomatic efforts to counter Iran's nuclear programme." - Aiden Warren, Survival, Vol. 54, 1, Feb-Mar 2012"As one who has little background knowledge in this area I found the book an excellent read... one does not need to be a nuclear physicist to be able to benefit from the book’s content... The book is definitely worth paying for: the variety of author backgrounds and expertise makes it a much more worthwhile buy than a single author volume." - David G Kibble, Lieutenant Commander, RNR; The Naval Review, August 2012

• Introduction 1.The Strategic Implications of the Iranian Nuclear Programme 2. Negogiating with Iran: Lessons to be Drawn 3. Negogiating with Iran: Testing Alternative Approaches 4. Ten Regrets: America’s Non-Proliferation Efforts against Iran 5. The Domestic Politics of the Nuclear Question in Iran 6. Iran and International Sanctions: Elements of Weakness and Resilience 7. Serious Damage or Temporary Irritation? Sanctions and their Impact on Iran’s Energy Sector 8. Military Options for Preventing a Nuclear Armed Iran 9. What If? Learning to Live with a Nuclear Iran 10. Thinking about Iran's Nuclear Future The Authors

Joachim Krause is Professor of Political Science at the University of Kiel, and member of the Executive Board of the Aspen Institute, Germany. He has published extensively on nuclear non-proliferation policy and has edited several volumes in the field of strategic studies.

"For any student or researcher into Iran's nuclear programme, this book is a highly useful, frequently insightful, and ultra-contemporary volume that is a must-read." - Stephen McGlinchey, e-International Relations, June 2012"Expert contributors assess US and European diplomatic efforts to counter Iran's nuclear programme." - Aiden Warren, Survival, Vol. 54, 1, Feb-Mar 2012"As one who has little background knowledge in this area I found the book an excellent read... one does not need to be a nuclear physicist to be able to benefit from the book’s content... The book is definitely worth paying for: the variety of author backgrounds and expertise makes it a much more worthwhile buy than a single author volume." - David G Kibble, Lieutenant Commander, RNR; The Naval Review, August 2012

• Introduction 1.The Strategic Implications of the Iranian Nuclear Programme 2. Negogiating with Iran: Lessons to be Drawn 3. Negogiating with Iran: Testing Alternative Approaches 4. Ten Regrets: America’s Non-Proliferation Efforts against Iran 5. The Domestic Politics of the Nuclear Question in Iran 6. Iran and International Sanctions: Elements of Weakness and Resilience 7. Serious Damage or Temporary Irritation? Sanctions and their Impact on Iran’s Energy Sector 8. Military Options for Preventing a Nuclear Armed Iran 9. What If? Learning to Live with a Nuclear Iran 10. Thinking about Iran's Nuclear Future The Authors

Joachim Krause is Professor of Political Science at the University of Kiel, and member of the Executive Board of the Aspen Institute, Germany. He has published extensively on nuclear non-proliferation policy and has edited several volumes in the field of strategic studies.

"For any student or researcher into Iran's nuclear programme, this book is a highly useful, frequently insightful, and ultra-contemporary volume that is a must-read." - Stephen McGlinchey, e-International Relations, June 2012"Expert contributors assess US and European diplomatic efforts to counter Iran's nuclear programme." - Aiden Warren, Survival, Vol. 54, 1, Feb-Mar 2012"As one who has little background knowledge in this area I found the book an excellent read... one does not need to be a nuclear physicist to be able to benefit from the book’s content... The book is definitely worth paying for: the variety of author backgrounds and expertise makes it a much more worthwhile buy than a single author volume." - David G Kibble, Lieutenant Commander, RNR; The Naval Review, August 2012

• Introduction 1.The Strategic Implications of the Iranian Nuclear Programme 2. Negogiating with Iran: Lessons to be Drawn 3. Negogiating with Iran: Testing Alternative Approaches 4. Ten Regrets: America’s Non-Proliferation Efforts against Iran 5. The Domestic Politics of the Nuclear Question in Iran 6. Iran and International Sanctions: Elements of Weakness and Resilience 7. Serious Damage or Temporary Irritation? Sanctions and their Impact on Iran’s Energy Sector 8. Military Options for Preventing a Nuclear Armed Iran 9. What If? Learning to Live with a Nuclear Iran 10. Thinking about Iran's Nuclear Future The Authors