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THE NPT

The Nonproliferation Review, 2009
This article assesses the successes and failures of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) since its creation in 1968 by developing and applying a set of “metrics” to each of the NPT's substantive articles as well as to its withdrawal provisions.
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The IAEA, the NPT and the VIII NPT Review Conference

Public Organization Review, 2012
Since the end of World War II the international community has been building, step by step and with many difficulties, the nuclear weapon non-proliferation regime. The purpose of this regime is the prevention of the proliferation of this type of weaponry and to achieve, as one of their final goal, the complete elimination of all nuclear weapons and the ...
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Blow to the NPT

Rossiya v globalnoi politike
The military operation against Iran realized the idea of preventive strikes in practice. Essentially it means that if a country decides to achieve a breakthrough for the creation of nuclear weapons, then an attack is possible to completely destroy its nuclear program.
Sergei B. Batsanov, Sofya S. Shestakova
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The NPT at 50

2019
Der Atomwaffensperrvertrag, auch Nuklearer Nichtverbreitungsvertrag (NVV) genannt, wird als Eckpfeiler des globalen Nichtverbreitungsregimes gesehen. Obwohl der NVV in erster Linie ein völkerrechtlicher Vertragist, verkörpert der NVV jedoch eine wichtige politische Vereinbarung.
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Will the NPT survive?

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1986
The Third Review Conference reaffirmed basic commitment to the purposes of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, but areas of disagreement remain. The author analyzes the Conference results and their implications for the future.
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THE NPT HOLDOUTS

The Nonproliferation Review, 2010
This article assesses the impact of the U.S.-led disarmament agenda on the disarmament diplomacy and policies of the three nuclear-capable states not party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT)—India, Israel, and Pakistan. These states, often referred to as “NPT holdouts,” undermine the application of the NPT obligations on ...
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