Rogue States as Norm Entrepreneurs

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Exploring the role of rogue states as potential norm entrepreneurs, the book analyzes Iran's arms control policies alongside Sweden and North Korea. It reveals that norm entrepreneurship varies in degrees throughout the norm life cycle, highlighting Iran's occasional success in advocating norms. This perspective challenges the view of rogue states as mere antagonists, suggesting they can contribute meaningfully to discussions on global order. The work is aimed at scholars focused on critical norm research within international relations.