Strengthening the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime: Proposals and Problems
Since around the turn of the century, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has suffered fundamental challenges from several quarters, which has led to a number of proposals to reinforce the non-proliferation regime. Among the most effective are a ban on sensitive nuclear transfers and the universalisation of the Additional Protocol. The former proposal, although not agreed upon in the NSG, has been virtually realised as a moratorium within the G-8 framework. It would be advisable for the G-8 to do the same with regard to the latter proposal.
Pubblicato anche come: "The G8 and the fight against nuclear proliferation: proposals and legal limitations", in Natalino Ronzitti (ed.), Coordinating Global and Regional Efforts to Combat WMD Terrorism, Roma, IAI, marzo 2009, p. 43-73 (IAI Quaderni English series 15).
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10.1080/03932720802692962
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Pubblicazione05/01/2015
Coordinating Global and Regional Efforts to Combat WMD Terrorism
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