| Summary/Abstract |
IN RECENT DECADES, globalization processes have affected many spheres of human activity, including the nuclear sphere. Under the impact of globalization, the previously divided world, with nuclear weapons and nuclear technology, has transformed and turned into a global system of nuclear dependent states and non-state entities, with systemic properties such as the stability of international nuclear relations, resistance to the impact of destructive factors, nuclear security, and the solidarity of states in addressing global and regional nuclear problems. This global sociopolitical system is known as the "nuclear world."
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