Achieving the Impossible: Why Coercion Unexpectedly put an end to Libya’s Nuclear Program and is Likely to do the Same in Iran and North Korea.

This paper argues that coercion theory made a wrong prediction in the Libya case and that it is likely to be wrong with respect to Iran and North Korea as well because three of its assumptions are flawed. First, the assumption that a good understanding of ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]