Scott A. Jones, Senior Research Associate, Centre for International Trade and Security, The University of Georgia, USA

’This volume provides an interesting and informative case study which should be of equal interest to area studies and international relations specialists, as well as policy analysts and practitioners dealing with arms control and non-proliferation issues.’ Dr Derek Averre, Research Fellow, Centre for Russian and East European Studies, University of Birmingham, UK ’This book effectively uses social science theory to illuminate a vital contemporary policy issue: why Ukraine established and has continued to develop a non-proliferation export control system... Whither Ukraine will be instructive both to those who seek a better understanding of the obstacles to and opportunities for preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and to theoretically-oriented students of international relations.’ Professor John S. Duffield, Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA ’Scott Jones’s book is timely, it is well-written...and it ought to find a place on the shelf of any library serving institutions concerned with politics or international relations.’ East-West Review

• Contents: Introduction; Why do states develop systems of export control?; Describing and measuring the Ukrainian export control system: the explication of method; Tools and methods for measuring non-proliferation export controls: an application in Ukraine; Explaining Ukrainian export control development; Incentives, co-op(t)eration, and evolving self-interest in the development of the Ukrainian export control system: the Bushehr case; Conclusion: the evolution of Ukrainian export control system: state building and international co-operation; Bibliography; Index.

Scott A. Jones, Senior Research Associate, Centre for International Trade and Security, The University of Georgia, USA

’This volume provides an interesting and informative case study which should be of equal interest to area studies and international relations specialists, as well as policy analysts and practitioners dealing with arms control and non-proliferation issues.’ Dr Derek Averre, Research Fellow, Centre for Russian and East European Studies, University of Birmingham, UK ’This book effectively uses social science theory to illuminate a vital contemporary policy issue: why Ukraine established and has continued to develop a non-proliferation export control system... Whither Ukraine will be instructive both to those who seek a better understanding of the obstacles to and opportunities for preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and to theoretically-oriented students of international relations.’ Professor John S. Duffield, Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA ’Scott Jones’s book is timely, it is well-written...and it ought to find a place on the shelf of any library serving institutions concerned with politics or international relations.’ East-West Review

• Contents: Introduction; Why do states develop systems of export control?; Describing and measuring the Ukrainian export control system: the explication of method; Tools and methods for measuring non-proliferation export controls: an application in Ukraine; Explaining Ukrainian export control development; Incentives, co-op(t)eration, and evolving self-interest in the development of the Ukrainian export control system: the Bushehr case; Conclusion: the evolution of Ukrainian export control system: state building and international co-operation; Bibliography; Index.

Scott A. Jones, Senior Research Associate, Centre for International Trade and Security, The University of Georgia, USA

’This volume provides an interesting and informative case study which should be of equal interest to area studies and international relations specialists, as well as policy analysts and practitioners dealing with arms control and non-proliferation issues.’ Dr Derek Averre, Research Fellow, Centre for Russian and East European Studies, University of Birmingham, UK ’This book effectively uses social science theory to illuminate a vital contemporary policy issue: why Ukraine established and has continued to develop a non-proliferation export control system... Whither Ukraine will be instructive both to those who seek a better understanding of the obstacles to and opportunities for preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and to theoretically-oriented students of international relations.’ Professor John S. Duffield, Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA ’Scott Jones’s book is timely, it is well-written...and it ought to find a place on the shelf of any library serving institutions concerned with politics or international relations.’ East-West Review

• Contents: Introduction; Why do states develop systems of export control?; Describing and measuring the Ukrainian export control system: the explication of method; Tools and methods for measuring non-proliferation export controls: an application in Ukraine; Explaining Ukrainian export control development; Incentives, co-op(t)eration, and evolving self-interest in the development of the Ukrainian export control system: the Bushehr case; Conclusion: the evolution of Ukrainian export control system: state building and international co-operation; Bibliography; Index.