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All items tagged nukesOpen Think Tank ArticlesAugust 19, 2009 | Not Just Feasible, Imperative!Paul M. Carroll: In today’s world, nuclear weapons have become a liability rather than an asset. These arms present risks in and of themselves and should not be retained by anyone. Thus, efforts to reduce and then eliminate nuclear weapons are not only feasible, but imperative. ... MoreAugust 19, 2009 | Precondition for Abolition: Five Factors for Consensus BuildingHall Gardner: There are five points political leaders must be convinced of if a consensus is to emerge on disarmament. Global proliferation destabilizes the political economy of whole regions and nuclear warfare is undeniably genetically genocidal. This is not to mention that empirical proof shows that nuclear weapons pose little deterrent to engaging in conventional warfare. ... MoreAugust 18, 2009 | The Road to Zero: Just Look DownTom Z. Collina: The three prerequisites to stable nuclear reduction must be pursued consistently by both Russia and the US. Only after we achieve real success can we begin to judge whether Global Zero is truly possible. Our map to disarmament makes the beginning clear but our choices will define the path. ... MoreAugust 17, 2009 | Nuclear Abolition: Now or Never?Editorial Team: Nuclear disarmament is back on the agenda in the international debate. Atlantic Community members are encouraged to join the conversation as we host a special Theme Week on “Global Zero.” We will present the results from your discussion at the Böll Foundation’s conference “A World Without Nuclear Weapons or Nuclear Anarchy?” ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesSeptember 9, 2008 | Bringing Iran Into the Nuclear FoldDespite negotiations with the EU and sanctions from the US, the ultimate purpose of Iran’s nuclear facilities remains unclear. ++ A closer relationship is needed to monitor Iran’s nuclear activity. ++ This relationship should be business oriented, allowing Iran to develop its nuclear energy capabilities, which would in turn be purchased by clients such as the US, France, and Russia. ++ ... MoreCommentsJune 2, 2008 | And what if majority of non-nuclear states... |
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