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ID:
023429
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Winter 2002-03.
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48-63
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069249
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089175
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073394
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057864
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ID:
094128
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095071
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2010.
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As the states parties to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) plan for the May 2010 review conference, they are faced with recurring political challenges that call into question the long-term sustainability of the presently constituted non-proliferation regime, notwithstanding the important role the NPT and its related institutions have played in slowing the pace of proliferation for four decades. Even if the review conference is deemed a success, its outcome is unlikely to address the regime's core structural weaknesses and normative contradictions. Frustration with the continuing status and benefits accorded to nuclear-armed states outside as well as within the NPT, will continue to diminish confidence in the effectiveness of traditional non-proliferation and deterrence practices. The progressive reframing of security in terms of creating a world without nuclear weapons may be little more than rhetoric for some leaders, but it has widespread public support. A growing number of governments are now expressing interest in new approaches and steps, including consideration of a nuclear weapons convention as a practical objective to work towards. The article discusses the challenges and options for the non-proliferation regime and concludes that efforts to halt future proliferation will increasingly focus on reshaping the norms and rules to pave the way for negotiating a new nuclear security compact, based on a verified process to prohibit and eliminate the possession as well as the use of nuclear weapons.
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ID:
128186
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2013.
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Putting human security needs ahead of national military concerns opens up options, opportunities and processes for banning and eliminating nuclear weapons.
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ID:
089095
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New York, United Nations, 2009.
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xvii, 363p.
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UNIDIR/2009/2
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9789290451945
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 054236 | 327.174722/JOH 054236 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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075119
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London, Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy, 2006.
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75p.
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0955463807
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| 051951 | 355.02170941/JOH 051951 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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