"Canada's Early Nuclear Policy fills a longstanding gap in postwar history and political analysis. The decision - unique among pioneer atomic powers - not to acquire a nuclear arsenal ensured that Canada could offer crucial insights into the challenges of the new era. With inter…
"Canada's Early Nuclear Policy fills a longstanding gap in postwar history and political analysis. The decision - unique among pioneer atomic powers - not to acquire a nuclear arsenal ensured that Canada could offer crucial insights into the challenges of the new era. With inter…
"Canada's Early Nuclear Policy fills a longstanding gap in postwar history and political analysis. The decision -- unique among pioneer atomic powers -- not to acquire a nuclear arsenal ensured that Canada could offer crucial insights into the challenges of the new era. With int…
In this incisive, masterfully argued new book, award-winning social theorist Elaine Scarry demonstrates that the power of one leader to obliterate millions of people with a nuclear weapon--a possibility that remains very real even in the wake of the Cold War--deeply violates our…
In this incisive, masterfully argued new book, award-winning social theorist Elaine Scarry demonstrates that the power of one leader to obliterate millions of people with a nuclear weapon--a possibility that remains very real even in the wake of the Cold War--deeply violates our…
This study explores China's engagement with global nuclear order since 1949. Engagement refers to the process of creating, consolidating, and maintaining nuclear order by assessing the methods China adopts, as well as the motivations behind its policy and the implications of its…
Introduction : Global nuclear order in conceptual and historical perspective -- Maoist China and the advent of the nuclear age, 1949-64 -- China's nuclearization and the emergence of nuclear order, 1964-76 -- China 'joins the world' and engages with nuclear order, 1976-89 -- Chi…
This study explores China's engagement with global nuclear order since 1949. Engagement refers to the process of creating, consolidating, and maintaining nuclear order by assessing the methods China adopts, as well as the motivations behind its policy and the implications of its…
Power versus prudence: why nations forgonuclear weapons
by ProQuest (Firme), Paul, T. V., Teleglobe Raoul-Dandurand Chair of Strategic and Diplomatic Studies, Université du Québec à Montréal., Centre d'études des politiquesétrangères et de sécurité
fromForeign policy, security, and strategic studies