Routledge handbook of nuclear proliferation and policy
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, Oxon :
Routledge
c2015
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Table of Contents:
- 1. The global nuclear environment: president Obama's vision amid emerging nuclear threats
- 2. Proliferation risks in the Middle East/North Africa
- 3. Iran
- 4. Nuclear proliferation, deterrence and strategic stability in East Asia : China and Japan in a changing strategic landscape
- 5. North Korea's nuclear-weapon program : implications for the nonproliferation regime
- 6. South Asia: strategic competition and nuclear policies
- 7. India and the global nuclear nonproliferation regime : an assessment
- 8. An NPT net assessment : flawed, problematic, and indispensable
- 9. The future of the NPT and the nuclear nonproliferation regime
- 10. The IAEA and international safeguards
- 11. Export controls
- 12. The comprehensive test ban treaty
- 13. A new path forward for the CTBT
- 14. Policy and technical issues facing a fissile material (cutoff) treaty
- 15. Deterrence, defense, and preventive war
- 16. Counterproliferation and the use of force
- 17. Security assurances and nuclear nonproliferation
- 18. Nuclear forensics
- 19. Interdiction and law enforcement to counter nuclear proliferation
- 20. Economic sanctions in furtherance of nonproliferation goals
- 21. Bilateral and multilateral arms reduction (START/global disarmament)
- 22. Nuclear and WMD free zones
- 23. Latin America's road to a region free of nuclear weapons
- 24. The WMD-free zone in the Middle East : where is it heading?
- 25. Restraint and rollback
- 26. The role of technology in monitoring and verification
- 27. The future of nuclear power: reducing risks
- 28. Nuclear power and proliferation
- 29. Advances in proliferation resistant technologies and procedures
- 30. Multinational approaches to the nuclear fuel cycle
- 31. Reducing the risks of nuclear theft and terrorism
- 32. Industry efforts to address nuclear security
- 33. Illicit trafficking in nuclear materials: assessing the past two decades
- 34. Cooperative threat reduction and its lessons