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084851
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085198
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2008.
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The ratification of the unprecedented Indo-US nuclear deal by the United
States Congress and the signing of related legislation by President Bush on
October 8, 2008 marked a remarkable new development in global nuclear affairs.
The finalisation of this deal will have serious national, regional, and international
consequences. It will give a tremendous boost to India's existing nuclear
infrastructure through direct foreign investment which will increase India's
capacity for power generation and will also improve, qualitatively and
quantitatively, its nuclear arsenal. In order to facilitate this deal, the United States
has already amended its nuclear proliferation laws and regulations which placed
restrictions on nuclear-related exports. In Washington's view, this deal is
favourable to its commercial interests within the nuclear industry.
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085200
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088301
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London, Routledge, 2009.
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x, 326p.
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9780415544528
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 054198 | 355.825119954073/CHA 054198 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
089491
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2009.
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The US-India deal on civil nuclear cooperation, in spite of the Indian non-proliferation commitment, has potential adverse impacts on global non-proliferation undermining the basic bargain behind the NPT. In order to overcome such adverse impacts the author proposes to move towards a "universal nuclear disarmament" under which every nuclear weapon holder will be asked to make contributions towards nuclear disarmament. The US, for example, will be asked to ratify CTBT, negotiate a successor to the START I Treaty and engage in strategic dialogues with Russia and China.
The author proposes to apply a proportionate reduction of nuclear warheads weighted according to the size of each arsenal. This way, while the US and Russia will be asked to drastically reduce their arsenals, the other holders will also be asked to start reducing their warheads even in a symbolic manner of by just a few bombs each.
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085639
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2009.
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India and U S signed the joint statement pertaining to the Indo - US civil cooperation on 18 July 2005. This was followed by over three years of painstaking negotiations and debate even in non governmental circles in both countries and indeed in many capitals around the world. The debate among the 45 member states comprising the Nuclear Suppliers Group(NSG), regarding waiver for India, was also very intense. The NSG waiver finally came on 6 September 2008. In October 2008, the US congress formally voted to approve the Indo - U S Civil Nuclear Agreement.
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