Nuclear weapons, justice and the law / created by Elli Louka

By:

Louka Elli [author]

Material type: Text

TextEdward Elgar, 2011Description: viii, 440 pages; 23 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780857939791

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LOC classification:

KZ5665 LOU

Contents:

Foreword / W. Michael Reisman 1. State of war 2. Risk management in national security strategies 3. Nuclear weapons and nuclear energy: the connection 4. The architecture of the non-proliferation order 5. The fairness and effectiveness of the non-proliferation order 6. The threat of nuclear terrorism: how to make the world proliferation resistant 7. Just and effective international institutions 8. Just and effective regional institutions 9. Can a nuclear war be a just war? 10. Controlling nuclear weapons 11. Enforcement, preemption and precautionary self-defense

Summary: It is often argued that the nuclear non-proliferation order divides the world into nuclear-weapon-haves and have-nots, creating a nuclear apartheid.

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Includes bibliography and index

Foreword / W. Michael Reisman
1. State of war
2. Risk management in national security strategies
3. Nuclear weapons and nuclear energy: the connection
4. The architecture of the non-proliferation order
5. The fairness and effectiveness of the non-proliferation order
6. The threat of nuclear terrorism: how to make the world proliferation resistant
7. Just and effective international institutions
8. Just and effective regional institutions
9. Can a nuclear war be a just war?
10. Controlling nuclear weapons
11. Enforcement, preemption and precautionary self-defense

It is often argued that the nuclear non-proliferation order divides the world into nuclear-weapon-haves and have-nots, creating a nuclear apartheid.

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