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Disruptive impact: technological revolutions raise nuclear risks / Tate Nurkin

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NURKIN Tate

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 28, No. 5, May 2016, pp. 30 - 34 (DA/123)Summary: Emerging technologies are amplifying threats to nuclear security and challenging old protocol. The author analyses how this dynamic affects defence capabilities, as state and non-state actors acquire new technologies licitly or otherwise.

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Emerging technologies are amplifying threats to nuclear security and challenging old protocol. The author analyses how this dynamic affects defence capabilities, as state and non-state actors acquire new technologies licitly or otherwise.

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