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Strategic Analysis, 2010
Abstract India's nuclear development has been accompanied by a dual track strategy of developing and building weapons while criticising the non-proliferation regime as discriminatory and simultaneously making public statements and proposals in favour of nuclear disarmament.
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Abstract India's nuclear development has been accompanied by a dual track strategy of developing and building weapons while criticising the non-proliferation regime as discriminatory and simultaneously making public statements and proposals in favour of nuclear disarmament.
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1990
Eleven months after the June 1944 invasion of Fortress Europe at Normandy, the Western industrialized world and its allies had crushed a barbarian who had arisen from within and who had been feared to be close to making an atomic bomb. Three months later, atomic bombs were used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Eleven months after the June 1944 invasion of Fortress Europe at Normandy, the Western industrialized world and its allies had crushed a barbarian who had arisen from within and who had been feared to be close to making an atomic bomb. Three months later, atomic bombs were used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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, 2010 The nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT), negotiated in 1968 and which entered into force in 1970, was designed chiefly to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons, but the Treaty’s other important function, enshrined in its Article VI, was to ensure the disarmament of the nuclear arsenals held by the nuclear weapon states.
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Policy makers across the political spectrum in the US and allied countries recognize that China’s nuclear weapons buildup is a challenge to the strategic balance that had prevailed for decades among nuclear-weapon states. However, consensus is lacking as to what to do about it.
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1995
The Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), which was concluded in 1968 and came into force in 1970, is not of indefinite duration. Twenty-five years after its entry into force, as provided in Article X.2 of the treaty, a conference must be convened in 1995 to decide whether it will continue indefinitely or be extended for an ...
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The Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), which was concluded in 1968 and came into force in 1970, is not of indefinite duration. Twenty-five years after its entry into force, as provided in Article X.2 of the treaty, a conference must be convened in 1995 to decide whether it will continue indefinitely or be extended for an ...
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Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2011
Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd reaffirmed Australia's commitment to realising a world free from nuclear weapons. Arguments are presented here that this aim cannot be achieved until the framework of international law and international governance has been substantially strengthened.
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Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd reaffirmed Australia's commitment to realising a world free from nuclear weapons. Arguments are presented here that this aim cannot be achieved until the framework of international law and international governance has been substantially strengthened.
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2005
The recently concluded 2005 Review Conference (RevCon) of the nuclear NonProliferation Treaty (NPT) revealed what was widely expected but nevertheless deeply troubling: that the regime was in a fragile state, marked by internal incompatibilities and serious cases of evasion and non-compliance, but also by a determination among certain states to be ...
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The recently concluded 2005 Review Conference (RevCon) of the nuclear NonProliferation Treaty (NPT) revealed what was widely expected but nevertheless deeply troubling: that the regime was in a fragile state, marked by internal incompatibilities and serious cases of evasion and non-compliance, but also by a determination among certain states to be ...
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1995
While the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is clearly indispensable to an effective nonproliferation regime, it is admittedly neither perfect nor self-sufficient. It has required, and will continue to require, periodic review by its parties to help ensure that it is being duly implemented and that its objectives are being ...
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While the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is clearly indispensable to an effective nonproliferation regime, it is admittedly neither perfect nor self-sufficient. It has required, and will continue to require, periodic review by its parties to help ensure that it is being duly implemented and that its objectives are being ...
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1990
As we approach the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), interest grows in assessing the contribution and importance of the treaty to averting the spread of nuclear weapons beyond the five states that possessed them when the treaty was opened for signature in 1968.
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As we approach the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), interest grows in assessing the contribution and importance of the treaty to averting the spread of nuclear weapons beyond the five states that possessed them when the treaty was opened for signature in 1968.
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