Getting to zero the path to nuclear disarmament / [electronic resource] :
edited by Catherine McArdle Kelleher and Judith Reppy.
- Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 2011.
- xx, 404 p. : ill.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The vision of a world free of nuclear weapons / David Holloway -- Advocacy for nuclear disarmament : a global revival? / Randy Rydell -- Is a world without nuclear weapons attainable? : comparative perspectives on goals and prospects / Götz Neuneck -- The U.S. nuclear arsenal and zero : sizing and planning for use : past, present, and future / Lynn Eden -- Nuclear deterrence, disarmament and non-proliferation / Alexei Arbatov -- British thinking on nuclear weapons / Ian Anthony -- France's nuclear stance : independence, unilateralism and adaptation / Venance Journé -- Challenges for U.S.-China strategic stability in the Obama administration / Jeffrey Lewis -- Regional consequences : Europe, nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation : what next? / Nadia Arbatova -- Israel's nuclear future : Iran, opacity and the vision of global zero / Avner Cohen -- Iran policy on the way to zero / Jill Marie Lewis with Laicie A.N. Olson -- India and nuclear zero / W. Pal Sidhu -- Fissile materials and disarmament : long-term goals, short-term steps / James Acton -- Nuclear zero at the weapons laboratories / Judith Reppy -- Is the civil nuclear industry relevant to nuclear disarmament? / Marco DeAndreis and Simon Moore -- Nuclear abolition or nuclear umbrella? : choices and contradictions in U.S. proposals / Matthew Evangelista -- American conventional superiority : the balancing act / Dennis Gormley -- Steps toward a world free of nuclear weapons / David Holloway -- Practical steps toward nuclear zero / Peter Dombrowski.
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