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Deadly arsenals: tracking weapons of mass destruction

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CIRINCIONE Joseph

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington DC, USA: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2002Description: 465pISBN:

0870031937 (pbk.):

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Summary: A complete and authoritative resource on the spread of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and thier means of delivery. Presents a clear picture of the risks posed by proliferation of these weapons as well as the successes and failures of international efforts to prevent thier spread. (Adapted from Foreword by Jessica T Matthews). There are separate chapters for each of the 5 declared and 3 non-NPT nuclear powers, as well as for N Korea, Iraq, Iran, Libya, and Algeria.

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A complete and authoritative resource on the spread of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and thier means of delivery. Presents a clear picture of the risks posed by proliferation of these weapons as well as the successes and failures of international efforts to prevent thier spread. (Adapted from Foreword by Jessica T Matthews). There are separate chapters for each of the 5 declared and 3 non-NPT nuclear powers, as well as for N Korea, Iraq, Iran, Libya, and Algeria.

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