| Summary/Abstract |
The process to negotiate and adopt the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons has already had significant impacts on nuclear weapon law, politics, economics, and social and academic discourse. While the full range of effects of the nuclear ban is not yet known, economic divestment and changes to nuclear weapon discourse are well underway. This article examines how some of the expectations and hopes of the Treaty’s advocates are being fulfilled, and what else might be possible.
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