Nuclear Power and National Security 2
The book seeks in its first part to analyze the relationship between nuclear power possession and national security maintenance in the developing countries. National security is regarded as a multi-dimensional phenomenon governed by internal and external factors and associated with economic, military, social, and political aspects. It also identifies the main tendencies of the nuclear policies adopted by the developing countries possessing the nuclear powers by making a balance between the restrictions and challenges on the one hand, and requirements of national security maintenance and promotion on the other hand. In the second part, the book sheds light on Egypt in a case study. The framework of sustainable development promotion and maintenance of national security and world peace is demonstrated. A historical background for the Egyptian expertise in building the nuclear powers is presented. The author indicates that the framework of sustainable development promotion should be a general framework for setting the nuclear policies for the developing countries in general.The book offers some recommendations. These recommendations demonstrate that the parties responsible for development programs of women breadwinners should: Make efforts to assist women that cannot pay their debts. Be encouraged to offer the raw materials required for projects. Promote the marketing process of women breadwinners’ products through the development programs of women breadwinners.