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Nuclear abolition: for a future

Medicine, Conflict and Survival, 2011
The 19th World Congress of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW).
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8 Nuclear Abolition: Ideal . . . but Impossible?

2017
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The Complete Abolition of Nuclear Weapons

Peace Review, 2016
Although the Cold War has ended, the danger of a nuclear catastrophe is greater today than ever before.
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Nuclear weapons and the abolition of war

International Affairs, 1991
This article was given as an address by Britain's Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Defence to the Soviet General Staff in Moscow in November iggo. It is thus a unique explanation of NATO thinking, by a key NATO figure, directly to the adversary. It is both a philosophical justification of nuclear deterrence and an explanation of NA TO's intention
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Nuclear Abolition: A Dangerous Illusion

Orbis, 2008
Abstract A rising and influential tide of opinion is pressing for the United States to take major steps towards actually realizing “a world without nuclear weapons,” including by taking steps towards dismantling its nuclear arsenal. This article argues that a world without nuclear weapons, and particularly American nuclear weapons, is not desirable ...
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Nuclear Abolition: A Bridge Too Far?

2017
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Disarmament Revisited: Is Nuclear Abolition Possible?

Journal of Strategic Studies, 2012
Lawrence S. Wittner, Confronting the Bomb: A Short History of the World Nuclear Disarmament Movement. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2009. Pp.254. $55, HB. ISBN 978-0-804-75631-0.
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Nuclear abolition from Baruch to the ban

2019
[...] The remainder of this chapter is divided into three. In the first section, I discuss therelationship between nuclear weapons and peace, assessing the validity of the ‘nuclearpeace hypothesis’ and the claim that nuclear arms control and disarmament can only bepursued once favourable international security conditions are in place. In the secondpart,
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The abolition of extended nuclear deterrence in Northeast Asia

Pacifica Review: Peace, Security & Global Change, 1997
Abstract This article critically assesses the future of policies of extended nuclear deterrence in Northeast Asia. The article questions the relevance of Cold War nuclear deterrence policies in the post‐Cold War world, focusing on the obsolescence of past theoretical and historical justifications of such policies given fundamental changes in both ...
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Japan as a ‘Nuclear Disarmament State’: Its Global Initiative for Nuclear Abolition

2020
This chapter examines Japan’s nuclear identity as a ‘nuclear disarmament state’, which has contributed to the global nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime. As a case study, it focuses on the ‘International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament’ (ICNND) established by the support of the Japanese and Australian governments in
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