Overcoming Pakistan's nuclear dangers / [Book] / Mark Fitzpatrick.

By:

Fitzpatrick, Mark, (Senior fellow for non-proliferation)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Adelphi series ; 443Description: 171 pages ; 24 cmISBN:

9781138796676

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DDC classification:

355.009

Other classification:

355.009

Summary: Mark Fitzpatrick evaluates each of the potential nuclear dangers, giving credit where credit is due. Understanding the risks of nuclear terrorism and nuclear accidents, Pakistani authorities have taken appropriate steps. Pakistan and India give less attention, however, to engaging each other on the issues that could spark a nuclear clash. The author argues that to reduce the nuclear dangers, Pakistan should be offered a formula for nuclear legitimacy, tied to its adopting policies associated with global nuclear norms. .

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Mark Fitzpatrick evaluates each of the potential nuclear dangers, giving credit where credit is due. Understanding the risks of nuclear terrorism and nuclear accidents, Pakistani authorities have taken appropriate steps. Pakistan and India give less attention, however, to engaging each other on the issues that could spark a nuclear clash. The author argues that to reduce the nuclear dangers, Pakistan should be offered a formula for nuclear legitimacy, tied to its adopting policies associated with global nuclear norms. .

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