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A 10 page research paper that argues that there are alternatives to military intervention in regards to US policy towards Iran. The Bush administration has been very vocal in recent months about the dangers involved with Iran--one of the countries named by President Bush as being part of an "axis of evil--developing nuclear weapons. Iran asserts dogmatically that its uranium enrichment program is purely for peacetime use and is needed for the country's proposed power plants. Is the US headed toward an other military conflict, or can this situation be handled through diplomatic means, specifically through implementation of conflict resolution principles? This examination of this issue argues that conflict resolution offers a viable alternative to military intervention. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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"axis of evil--developing nuclear weapons. Iran asserts dogmatically that its uranium enrichment program is purely for peacetime use and is needed for the countrys proposed power plants. Is the US
headed toward an other military conflict, or can this situation be handled through diplomatic means, specifically through implementation of conflict resolution principles? The following examination of this issue argues that
conflict resolution offers a viable alternative to military intervention. Conflict resolution strategies offer a means for individuals, organizations and even countries to formulate non-violent solutions to issues that have
the potential to lead to violence. Conflict resolution encompasses creating a non-adversarial foundation and then using this to create a win-win solution through the application of analytical problem-solving strategies, which
can be facilitated by such practices as third party mediation and through the fundamental belief that the parties involved can achieve cooperation in the problem-solving process. In applying these principles
to the current confrontational conflict between the US and Iran over the issue of proliferation of nuclear technology, i.e., advice to the President of the United States concerning what action
to take next, a discussion on this topic necessarily involves a thorough knowledge of the situation and the issues involved. Background On April 11, 2006, Irans president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,
announced that Irans scientists had succeeded in enriching uranium, as the first step in making that country self-sufficient in providing nuclear fuel for power plants (Amuzegar 90). Washington and Israel
are the two primary players on the world stage who do not believe Irans protestations that they are only interested in nuclear enrichment for peaceful applications (Amuzegar 90). Iran argues
that its nuclear program is legal under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), which allows uranium enrichment for civilian use. The Iranian government also points out that its plan to
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