Add to ORKGIn this paper the challenges to the reinforcement of the non-proliferation regime are analyzed from three theoretical perspectives: Idealism, Realism, and New Institutionalism. The idealist view that progress on nuclear disarmament is necessary to convince non-nuclear weapon states to support stronger measures against the spread of nuclear weapons is tested. We also examine whether and how state interests and certain decision making procedures can prevent a stronger non-proliferation regime. The results point out that nuclear disarmament can indeed create opportunities for the strengthening of the non-proliferation regime. However, it is not clear how much progress on disarmament is needed for non-nuclear weapon states in order for them to ...
Many observers in 1963 might have viewed the proposition that only nine nations would have nuclear w...
This article is dedicated to the nuclear nonproliferation problem. The author explains the urgency o...
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was created in 1967 in response to the growing threat of nuclea...
This article criticises the leadership of the new nuclear disarmament movement in the United States ...
In practice there is still a “piecemeal approach towards proliferation” and argued that a genuinely ...
The nuclear arms control regime-centered on the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT)-faces fiv...
After the use of the first nuclear weapons, during World War II, the world changed forever, as the b...
This chapter outlines a brief history and the main features of the global nuclear non-proliferation ...
The proliferation of nuclear weapons remains a severe threat to international peace, security and st...
The proliferation of nuclear weapons remains a severe threat to international peace, security and st...
The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty has an end goal of complete disarmament. Despite the creation o...
How do international arms control treaties influence state policies? This article investigates this ...
Nuclear weapons pose an increased international threat to security in the modem era. Cheap transport...
The growing concern over carbon emissions and global warming has created a renewed interest in nucle...
This paper discusses why countries decided to pursue nuclear weapons and explore to what extent U.S....
Many observers in 1963 might have viewed the proposition that only nine nations would have nuclear w...
This article is dedicated to the nuclear nonproliferation problem. The author explains the urgency o...
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was created in 1967 in response to the growing threat of nuclea...
This article criticises the leadership of the new nuclear disarmament movement in the United States ...
In practice there is still a “piecemeal approach towards proliferation” and argued that a genuinely ...
The nuclear arms control regime-centered on the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT)-faces fiv...
After the use of the first nuclear weapons, during World War II, the world changed forever, as the b...
This chapter outlines a brief history and the main features of the global nuclear non-proliferation ...
The proliferation of nuclear weapons remains a severe threat to international peace, security and st...
The proliferation of nuclear weapons remains a severe threat to international peace, security and st...
The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty has an end goal of complete disarmament. Despite the creation o...
How do international arms control treaties influence state policies? This article investigates this ...
Nuclear weapons pose an increased international threat to security in the modem era. Cheap transport...
The growing concern over carbon emissions and global warming has created a renewed interest in nucle...
This paper discusses why countries decided to pursue nuclear weapons and explore to what extent U.S....
Many observers in 1963 might have viewed the proposition that only nine nations would have nuclear w...
This article is dedicated to the nuclear nonproliferation problem. The author explains the urgency o...
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was created in 1967 in response to the growing threat of nuclea...