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The tradition of non-use of necular weapons/ T.V. Paul

By: Paul, T.VMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Cambridge University Press, 2011Description: 319pISBN: 9780804761321DDC classification: 327.124

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Contents Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 1 2 Bases of the Tradition of Non-Use 15 3 The United States and the Tradition I: The Truman and Eisenhower Years (1945-1961) 38 4 The United States and the Tradition II: Kennedy to Clinton (1961-2001) 64 5 Russia, Britain, France, China, and the Tradition 92 6 The Second-Generation Nuclear States; Israel, India, Pakistan, and the Tradition 124 7 Nonnuclear States, the Tradition, and Limited Wars 143 8 The Tradition and the Nonproliferation Regime 158 9 Changing U.S. Policies and the Tradition 178 10 Conclusions 197 Notes Select Bibliography Index

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Contents
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction 1
2 Bases of the Tradition of Non-Use 15
3 The United States and the Tradition I: The Truman and Eisenhower Years (1945-1961) 38
4 The United States and the Tradition II: Kennedy to Clinton (1961-2001) 64
5 Russia, Britain, France, China, and the Tradition 92
6 The Second-Generation Nuclear States; Israel, India, Pakistan, and the Tradition 124
7 Nonnuclear States, the Tradition, and Limited Wars 143
8 The Tradition and the Nonproliferation Regime 158
9 Changing U.S. Policies and the Tradition 178
10 Conclusions 197

Notes
Select Bibliography
Index

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