Common sense on weapons of mass destruction / Thomas Graham Jr.

By: Graham, ThomasMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Seattle, WA : Washington, D.C. : University of Washington Press ; in association with the Eisenhower Institute, c2004Description: 206 p. ; 22 cmISBN: 029598466X (pbk. : alk. paper)Other title: Commonsense [Cover title]Subject(s): Nuclear nonproliferation | Weapons of mass destruction | Arms control | Security, InternationalDDC classification: 327.1/745 LOC classification: JZ5675 | .G73 2004Online resources: Table of contents
Contents:
The problem of our time: nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism -- The effects of nuclear weapons -- An overview of international law and arms control -- The cornerstone of security: the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty -- The political value of nuclear weapons -- Stopping nuclear explosions: the Test Ban -- Missile defense -- Outer space -- Cleaning up after past wars: land mines and small arms -- Poison gas and microbes: chemical and biological weapons -- Controlling nuclear materials: the situation in Russia -- Regional issues: weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East and nuclear weapons in South and Northeast Asia -- America's role.
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Includes index.

The problem of our time: nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism -- The effects of nuclear weapons -- An overview of international law and arms control -- The cornerstone of security: the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty -- The political value of nuclear weapons -- Stopping nuclear explosions: the Test Ban -- Missile defense -- Outer space -- Cleaning up after past wars: land mines and small arms -- Poison gas and microbes: chemical and biological weapons -- Controlling nuclear materials: the situation in Russia -- Regional issues: weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East and nuclear weapons in South and Northeast Asia -- America's role.

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