Book Review: Sanctions, Statecraft, and Nuclear Proliferation

This scholarly work is intended for theserious student or practitioner of politicalscience. Edited by renown University ofCalifornia, Irvine professor Etel Solingen,it focuses on the efficacy of internationalsanctions and inducements, i.e., howthey function—if at all—to influence a nationto choose a nonproliferative courseover its more dangerous alternative.Contributors include research analysts,fellows, and scholars of internationalrelations, government, politics,and political science from Cornell University,UCLA, Tufts, the National DefenseUniversity, the East-West Center and theRAND Corporation.