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ID152061
Title ProperRebuilding American support for the CTBT
LanguageENG
AuthorGottemoeller, Rose
Summary / Abstract (Note)Twenty years after opening for signature, the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty still lacks the necessary ratifications to achieve entry into force. The United States is one of the remaining eight nations that needs to complete its ratification process, after the US Senate failed to provide its advice and consent to ratification to the CTBT in 1999. In order to secure that advice and consent now, the executive branch must engage both the American public and the Senate on the clear merits of the treaty.
`In' analytical NoteNonproliferation Review Vol. 23, No.3-4; Jun-Jul 2016: p.363-368
Journal SourceNonproliferation Review Vol: 23 No 3-4
Key WordsNuclear ;  Nuclear testing ;  Environment ;  Verification ;  United States ;  Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty ;  United States Senate


 
 
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