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THE
IRAN
NUCLE AR
DEAL
Bombs,
Bureaucrats,
and Billionaires
dennis c. jett
Praise for The Iran Nuclear Deal
“Ambassador Dennis Jett offers a fresh and insightful analysis of how American
foreign policy is actually made. He leaves aside traditional academic and theoretical
explanations as incomplete and misleading. Focusing on the Iran Nuclear Treaty,
Jett argues instead that American foreign policy is created through the dynamic
interaction of powerful forces—money, technology, truth, partisanship, and glo-
balization. This is a highly readable, learned, and unique perspective offering clar-
ity in the making of our foreign policy.”
—Richard K. Scher, Professor Emeritus of Political
Science, University of Florida, USA
“To understand what’s happening to America, don’t waste time analyzing the
Trump phenomenon—a symptomatic singularity only—but look closely at devel-
opments regarding the nuclear agreement with Iran. This stellar diplomatic
achievement and fundamental move toward peace in the Middle East is being
undermined systematically by almost the entire Republican Party and key mem-
bers of the Democratic Party. In The Iran Nuclear Deal, Ambassador Dennis Jett
tells us why: money, war, Israel, and money.”
—Lawrence Wilkerson, Visiting Professor of Government and Public Policy,
College of William and Mary, USA, and former chief of staff to Secretary of State
Colin Powell
At the start of each class that I teach at Penn State, I tell the
students there are two things that they should know about
me. First, that I grew up in New Mexico. Second, that I spent
28 years in the State Department before spending the last 17
as an academic.
I then explain the significance of those two facts. First, that
there is nothing bad they can say about Texas that I won’t
believe. Second, that as a professor of social science at a large,
public, northeastern university and a former career bureau-
crat, the chances that I am politically liberal and believe there
is an important role for government are both in the neighbor-
hood of 99 percent.
I tell my students these two facts because I always urge
them to begin reading any book by first looking at the descrip-
tion of the author since it will often indicate how that person’s
background might affect what is written. Because this book
has nothing to do with the southwestern United States, the
first fact is not relevant. The readers of this book, like my stu-
dents, should be aware of the second however. I am not one
to pretend that my experience and political beliefs do not
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und dann „Der Müllerin Reue“. Wie muten uns diese Bilder so
wohltuend an! Zu den hervorragendsten dieser Bilder gehören die
Zeichnungen zu „Hermann und Dorothea“, von denen wir Abb. 111
bringen: „Und so saß das trauliche Paar, sich unter dem Torweg über
das wandernde Volk mit mancher Bemerkung ergötzend.“ Es atmet
dieses Blatt die friedliche Stille und Behaglichkeit der kleinen Stadt!
Trefflich sind die Bilder zu „Götz von Berlichingen“: „Schreiben ist ein
geschäftiger Müßiggang“ (Abb. 112) und „Es war einmal“ (Abb. 113).
Wie lauschig ist das behagliche Turmstübchen, und von welcher
Anmut das Figürchen der Maria! Wie ist das alles deutsch gedacht
und empfunden!
Abb. 88. E r h a l t G o t t m e i n e n
Friedel.
Hebels alemannische Gedichte. 1851.
(Zu Seite 63.)
Abb. 89. D e r B e t t l e r . Hebels alemannische Gedichte.
1851. (Zu Seite 63.)