ID | 124816 |
Title Proper | First and no first use option's of nuclear weapons |
Other Title Information | the policy of the united states of America |
Language | ENG |
Author | Kamath, P M |
Publication | 2013. |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | According to PM Kamath, the US as the sole superpower today is unlikely to face a nuclear threat from any other country. Hence as a republic committed to promoting democracy globally, it must embrace the no first use option as tis policy on nuclear weapons to that more nations may be motivated to adopt it. No first use is a far more democratic doctrine than the option of first use and could also be the first step toward global nuclear disarmament. |
`In' analytical Note | World Affairs Vol.17, No.4; 2013: p.26-40 |
Journal Source | World Affairs Vol.17, No.4; 2013: p.26-40 |
Key Words | Foreign Policy ; International Relations - IR ; International Politics ; Superpower ; United States of America- USA ; Nuclear Weapons ; Democratic Doctrine ; Global Nuclear Disarmament ; US - Strategies ; United Nations - UNs ; First Use ; World Debate ; History ; War ; Weapons ; Weapons of Mass Destruction - WMDs |