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The EU’s Non-proliferation Strategy Ten Years On

European Foreign Affairs Review, 2014
2013 marked the tenth anniversary of the European Union's Strategy Against the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction. Since 2003 the EU has taken significant strides in institutionalizing cooperation on non-proliferation policy and establishing ...
A. Cottey
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Rethinking Non-Proliferation

International Affairs, 1975
T HE Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) provides that five years after its coming into force a conference shall be held to review its operations. This conference will be held in Geneva in May 1975 in circumstances of growing scepticism not only about the Treaty but also about the wider endeavour to control the spread of nuclear weapons, of which it is part.
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Nuclear Non-Proliferation

The Adelphi Papers, 2007
In December 2003 the British government announced that within a few years it would need to take decisions about the future of Britain's strategic nuclear deterrent. Exactly three years later, its plans were revealed in a White Paper. The existing Trident system is to be given a life extension, which includes building new submarines to carry the ...
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Joining the Non-Proliferation Treaty

2018
List of contributors Introduction (Yoko Iwama) Part I 1. Nuclear Proliferation and Conceptions of National Interest: The U.S. Case, 1960-1967 (William Burr) 2. After the Hegemony of the "Atoms for Peace" Programmeme: Multilateral Non-proliferation Policy under the Nixon and Ford Administrations (Shinsuke TOMOTSUGU) Part II 3.
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Backchannel Non-Proliferation: Militarily Non-Aligned States and Nuclear Diplomacy

Nuclear Non-Proliferation in International Law - Volume VI, 2021
Stephen Herzog
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Standing together or Doing the Splits? Evaluating European Union Performance in the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty Review Negotiations

European Foreign Affairs Review, 2012
There is a widely held belief that when the European Union (EU) stands together - when it 'speaks with one voice' - then it is at its most influential as an international actor.
M. Dee
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Nuclear non-proliferation

Energy Policy, 1992
Abstract Weapons of mass destruction provided a backdrop to the second Gulf War. They were invoked as one of the justifications for the war and affected its conduct. The war's aftermath revealed that Iraq, a party to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, had indeed been engaged in an ambitious clandestine programme to produce nuclear weapons. There are still
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The non-proliferation treaty

2001
The nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), was adopted in 1968, came into force in 1970, and was indefinitely extended in 1995. It now has 187 States parties. Five of them are nuclear-weapon States (Britain, China, France, Russian Federation, United States), pledged to negotiate in good faith to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
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Remote Sensing Data Processing and Analysis Techniques for Nuclear Non-proliferation

Nuclear Non-proliferation and Arms Control Verification, 2020
J. Rutkowski, I. Niemeyer
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Nuclear Non-Proliferation

1979
It is very difficult to do justice to a subject as broad and complex as this in a period of an hour or two. I shall therefore limit myself to the most important aspects of the subject. My remarks in this seminar will consist of two parts, first, the political aspects of non-proliferation and second, some of the academical aspects of the subject. Let me
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