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Nukes in the balance : the effects of proliferation on regional security/ Bharat Kamad

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KAMAD Bharat

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FOLEY James

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 19 No 7, July 2007, pp.7-15Summary: The presence of growing and established nuclear powers in a regional context can pose a significant challenge to regional security. The three regions of the world South Asia, Northeast Asia and Middle East with the most recent nuclear powers and those closest to attaining a nuclear capability. In this article the authors look at the impact of nuclear proliferation on regional stability in the post cold war era.

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The presence of growing and established nuclear powers in a regional context can pose a significant challenge to regional security. The three regions of the world South Asia, Northeast Asia and Middle East with the most recent nuclear powers and those closest to attaining a nuclear capability. In this article the authors look at the impact of nuclear proliferation on regional stability in the post cold war era.

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