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Can the NPT survive? : the theory and practice of US nuclear non-proliferation policy after September 11 / Mario E Carranza

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CARRANZA Mario E

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In: Contemporary Security Policy Vol 27, No 3, December 2006, pp.489-525 (104)Summary: Examines the prospects for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty in view of the Bush administration's preference for informal control regimes that distinguish between good and bad proliferators. The disavowal of American obligations undermine the NPT arrangement and endanger the treaty.

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Examines the prospects for the nuclear non-proliferation treaty in view of the Bush administration's preference for informal control regimes that distinguish between good and bad proliferators. The disavowal of American obligations undermine the NPT arrangement and endanger the treaty.

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