Twenty-five years of overt nuclear India/ Christopher Clary

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CLARY Christopher

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In: Arms Control Today, Volume 53, Number 8, October 2023, pg. 6-11Summary: For nuclear capable states, the question of how many nuclear weapons and of what type are needed to ensure national survival differ in assessment and have at times changed overtime. This article looks in particular to India.

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For nuclear capable states, the question of how many nuclear weapons and of what type are needed to ensure national survival differ in assessment and have at times changed overtime. This article looks in particular to India.

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