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ID150322
Title ProperNuclear Test Ban
Other Title Informationtechnical opportunities for the new administration
LanguageENG
AuthorHerzog, Stephen
Summary / Abstract (Note)It has been two decades since the nuclear Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) was opened for signature at the United Nations. So far, 183 states have signed and 166 have ratified the treaty, which U.S. President Bill Clinton called “the longest-sought, hardest-fought prize in the history of arms control.”
`In' analytical NoteArms Control Today Vol. 47, No.01; Jan-Feb 2017: p.26-32
Journal SourceArms Control Today 2017-02 47, 1
Key WordsCTBT ;  Nuclear Test Ban ;  New Administration ;  Technical Opportunities ;  Nuclear Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty