Burdens of Proof: Iran, the United States, and Nuclear Weapons A Global View

Burdens of Proof, by Michael Veiluva, offers a rare and unique set of insights into the ongoing and complex political and legal implications surrounding the United States and Iranian political negotiations over Iran’s growing nuclear program. Grabbed right from today’s political headlines, author Veiluva adds valuable information that will inform and enlighten anyone concerned with today’s international political situation. Veiluva’s Burdens of Proof examines several fundamental themes critical to understanding the current state of U.S./Iranian relations: the “cold war” that has existed between the two countries since 1979, Iran’s nuclear program, the role of the International Atomic Energy Agency, American nuclear weapons developments, and the international legal implications of the U.S.’s doctrine of preventative war. Written as a one-stop guide for anyone interested in the current crisis with Iran, Burdens of Proof brings a new voice to the complex debate over Iran’s perceived ambitions and the rule of international law.