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Nuclear-weapon Proliferation

1991
It is not easy to talk on the issue of nuclear proliferation because there is always an interplay of general arguments and case-by-case analyses. I shall try to cover both in the very brief time available; so first I shall make one or two general remarks, and then I shall try to focus on the main case studies.
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NUCLEAR WEAPONS

The Lancet, 1984
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Disinventing Nuclear Weapons

1999
The statement that ‘nuclear weapons cannot be disinvented’ is often put forward to argue for the infeasibility and/or the undesirability of a transition to a nuclear-weapon-free world. To assess the validity of this line of reasoning it is appropriate to investigate the actual meaning of the statement that ‘nuclear weapons cannot be disinvented ...
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Nuclear Weapons . .

Science, 1968
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When is a nuclear weapon not a nuclear weapon?

Medicine and War, 1988
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Nuclear weapons

Arms in the ’80s, 2020
M. Elbaradei
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Trump and Nuclear Weapons

2018
In this chapter, Thomas MacManus provides an examination of nuclear weapons in the age of Donald Trump. Through examining Trump’s reckless language and dangerous nuclear posturing toward North Korea, MacManus questions the legality of these threats as codified in international law.
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Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

International Legal Materials, 2018
M. Lito
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Nuclear Tests and Nuclear Weapons

Journal of Strategic Studies, 1990
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The Legality of Nuclear Weapons

The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1959
A. W. Knauth, Nagendra Singh, G. Schwarzenberger   +2 more
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