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CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT (5) answer(s).
 
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Conference on disarmament: time is running out / Rademaker, Stephen G   Journal Article
Rademaker, Stephen G Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
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ID:   007142


Conference on disarmament at the crossroads: to revitalize or dissolve? / Goldblat Jozef Summer 2000  Article
Goldblat Jozef Article
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Publication Summer 2000.
Description 104-107
Key Words Disarmament  ;  Conference On Disarmament  ;  CD 
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India and Nuclear Disarmament: a Quest Rooted in National Security Considerations / Patil, Sameer ; Vishwanathan, Arun   Journal Article
Vishwanathan, Arun Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract India has been a long-time supporter of nuclear disarmament. Much before other countries supported these measures, India had proposed universal nuclear disarmament, a nuclear test ban treaty as well as a freeze on the production of fissile material. Opinion is however divided on India’s approach and rationale behind pursuing disarmament. Some call it utopian while others describe it as a pragmatic approach that suited India’s national security needs at that time. India has always had a peculiar relationship with the nuclear non-proliferation regimes. India stressed disarmament as a solution for nuclear proliferation and has viewed nuclear disarmament as enhancing its security interests. This article divides India’s advocacy of global nuclear disarmament into six phases beginning from India’s independence in 1947 to the current period when two parallel tracks have emerged in India’s nuclear diplomacy—one track has continued with its traditional advocacy of universal nuclear disarmament, while the second track where it has engaged with the prevailing non-proliferation regime. India’s nuclear disarmament diplomacy has moved away from moral and ethical considerations to highlighting national security considerations. It is no longer anchored on the ‘disarmament or no disarmament’ question as the traditional disarmament advocacy of India often posed. Instead, the current Indian diplomacy is focused on the emerging rules and frameworks of governance in international security matters and how India can be part of it—multilaterally or through coalition of like-minded partners.
Key Words Non-proliferation  ;  NPT  ;  Disarmament  ;  CTBT  ;  Conference On Disarmament  ;  India 
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Playing the nuclear game: Pakistan and the Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty / Mian, Zia; Nayyar, A H   Journal Article
Mian, Zia Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Since May 2009, Pakistan, largely alone, has blocked the start of international talks on a fissile material cutoff treaty (FMCT) at the 65-member Conference on Disarmament (CD) in Geneva.[1] The treaty would ban the production of fissile materials for weapons purposes; fissile materials, namely plutonium and highly enriched uranium (HEU), are the key ingredients in nuclear weapons. Pakistan has prevented these negotiations despite having accepted last year a CD program of work that included an FMCT.
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UN body forms group to break deadlock / Collina, Tom Z   Journal Article
Collina, Tom Z Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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