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The Second Nuclear Age. Reducing Risks for the People of South Asia (2004)
| Author | A.Vanaik, TNI |
| Date | 2004 |
| Classification | 6.03.0.00/97 (PROLIFERATION - GENERAL) |
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From the publication:
EDITORIAL In the hopeful period following the end of the Cold War, genuine efforts were made to push back the deployment and use of nuclear arms, and some real progress was made through bilateral and multilateral agreements. The Nuclear Forces Treaty, which eliminated for the first time a whole class of missiles, and the decision of countries like South Africa, Brazil and Argentina not to pursue nuclear status, were especially important for the creation of an atmosphere in which nuclear disarmament became a real option, and a nuclear free world an imaginable future.
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