The growing appeal of zero
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The Economist: June 18th-24th 2011, pp.66Summary: Emphasizing on the Global Zero, a global movement expected to be different from previous nuclear-disarmament efforts. Looking at its campaign and its progress on the most dangerous proliferators and nuclear terrorism.
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Emphasizing on the Global Zero, a global movement expected to be different from previous nuclear-disarmament efforts. Looking at its campaign and its progress on the most dangerous proliferators and nuclear terrorism.
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