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046320
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New Delhi, Manas Publications, 2003.
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331p.
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8170491584
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074443
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Springfield, NTIS, 1996.
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xvii, 91p.
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106402
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079860
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2007.
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Today, it is necessary for India to respond to the current crisis of the NPT and weigh its options vis-à-vis the Treaty. This paper is an attempt to explore answers to the question of what ought to be India's policy in the light of the new nuclear reality. It analyses three policy options that India could pursue and concludes that India must strive to join the NPT as a nuclear weapon country, because joining the non-proliferation regime by evading the NPT is likely to prove costly and is also unlikely to remove destabilizing irritants.
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102651
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New Delhi, Maxford Books, 2011.
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282p.
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9788181160676, hbk
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090232
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2009.
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The 123 Agreement, after hard negotiations, finally came up to the stage as the most important progress in US-India relations over recent years. The US-India Civilian Nuclear Deal, since the move was initiated in the form of Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Initiative (CNCI) in July 2005, has caused enormous debates in both the United States and India, but its impact will certainly go beyond the two countries.
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