Nuclear weapons and war
Russia, the Bomb, and IR theory. Explaining Russian nuclear weapons policy in the post-Cold War era.
... Russia’s nuclear weapons policy in the post-Cold War era, in order to establish that change in said policy has indeed ...regarding nuclear weapons, and then finding the extent to which ...
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PRESIDENTIAL CONTROL OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN LIMITED WAR SITUATIONS
... In 196 I, when considering inLervention in Laos, the qucsLion of the possihle alternatives for rescuing a contingent Lrapped in the landlocked counLry was rais(:c![r] ...
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Delegitimising Nuclear Violence
... Cold War playbook and interpret contemporary events through a comfortably familiar ...lens. Nuclear weapons are revalidated through the resurgent language of strategic stability, alliance credibili- ...
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The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and the question of nuclear meaning
... the nuclear weapon as a distinctly and innately illegitimate object places the prohibition logic in an interesting position regarding nuclear ...the nuclear as an exceptional realm accompanied ...
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Chapter V: Claims Concerning Lawful Weapons of Belligerent Attack
... praisal concerning the lawfulness of nuclear weapons use in limited war it must be emphasized that the smaller the blast and ensuing radiation effects, and the [r] ...
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Prospects of nuclear proliferation, or of transition to a nuclear-weapon-free world
... of nuclear weaponry and support for President Obama’s commitment to the vision of a NWFW as desirable, indeed essential, ...American nuclear weapons still stationed in Europe (down from over 7000 at ...
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A steadying hand or a strike in the night : proliferation, preemption, and intervention in the nuclearization of second-tier states
... Pakistani nuclear program is, in hindsight, a clear sign of that ...Pakistani nuclear program and China’s patronage, India could not disentangle its two ...World War II), it was too late to effect ...
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Limited Nuclear Proliferation and Nuclear Deterrence
... Limited Nuclear proliferation is the first approach following reasoning of logical prevention concept claims that getting Nuclear Weapons by more states makes conditions for the more relaxing ...of ...
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Examining the discourse on nuclear weapons
... of nuclear weapons or to legitimize the present situation: ...use nuclear weapons against China ...own nuclear weapons; Our defence is based on the possession of nuclear ...
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Regulation-Tolerant Weapons, Regulation-Resistant Weapons and the Law of War
... by nuclear weapons in a world that pits nu- clear powers against one another developed into an entire field of ...Regardless, nuclear States remain committed to the effectiveness of nuclear ...
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From the First Nuclear Explosion up to the Signing of Non-Proliferation Treaty of Nuclear Weapons
... these weapons. They usually assume that such weapons can be controlled by a small number of major responsibility ...the nuclear monopoly, which underscores the logic of the early non-proliferation, ...
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In Pursuit of a Grand Strategy: An Explanation of Pakistan’s Evolving Nuclear Policy
... W o r k i n g P a p e r N o . 4 3 , D e c e m b e r 2 0 0 8 2 cautious decision was the United States staying out of the Suez crisis (McDermott, 1998). This association of risk acceptance with riskier choice appears in ...
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Nuclear deficit : why nuclear weapons are natural, but Scotland doesn’t need nature
... Cold War context by Edwin Morgan’s Sonnets From Scotland (1984)—and in turn suggesting geological time as national narrative as taken up by a refurbished Museum of Scotland (Morgan 1984, ...’80s Nuclear ...
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Nuclear disarmament and the humanitarian initiative : Making sense of the NPT in 2014
... of nuclear weapons by the US and USSR/ Russia in the early 1990s (primarily non-strategic nuclear weapons through the unilateral-reciprocal Presidential Nuclear Initiatives [PNIs] in ...
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European Nuclear Nationalism: The UK and France
... stopped nuclear testing, signed and ratified the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, and started advocating its entry into ...the nuclear forces had been dismantled; the number of ballistic missile submarines ...
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The environmental consequences to New Zealand of nuclear warfare in the northern hemisphere
... of nuclear war in the Northern ...control nuclear weapons and develop realistic proposals aimed at the long-term goal of global nuclear ...
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Peace with a capital P : the spectre of communism and competing notions of ‘Peace’ in Britain, 1949–1960
... the Nuclear Bombs’, which discussed how the Soviets’ launch of Sputnik would increase nuclear ...for Nuclear Disarmament was formed in February ...of nuclear weapons as a first step ...
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A progressive nuclear weapons policy for the next Labour government
... the nuclear ladder’ and perceive Cold War rationales for UK nuclear weapons as ‘out of ...money’ nuclear capability appropriate to future threats, and demonstrating international ...
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Book Review Democracy and Diplomacy
... India’s nuclear test, followed by Pakistan’s nuclear tests, America’s reaction to this and the diplomatic wrangling thereafter - from a position of ...
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Chapter X: Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Weapons
... Baselines are described in paragraph 1.3 (p. Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celest[r] ...
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