Nuclear Non-Proliferation: An Agenda for the 1990s

Abstract

Part I. Non-Proliferation in the Late 1980s John Simpson: 1. The legacy of the 1985 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference: the president's reflections Mohamed Ibrahim Shaker 2. The threshold countries and the future of the nuclear non-proliferation regime Jozef Goldblat and Peter Lomas Part II. The World in 1995 John Simpson: 3. The international system in the 1990s Ian Smart 4. Third World perspectives on security and nuclear non-proliferation: an Indian view Aswini K. Ray 5. Nuclear trade relations in the decade to 1995 William Walker 6. New technologies and the nuclear non-proliferation regime Dennis Fakley and Ronald Mason 7. Strategic arsenals, arms control and nuclear disarmament in the 1990s Steve Smith Part III. Options for Strengthening the Non-Proliferation Regime in the 1990s John Simpson: 8. Non-proliferation in 1995, or plus ca change Lewis A. Dunn 9. Smoothing the path to 1995: amending the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and enhancing the regime Harald Muller 10. Enhancing internal restraints on nuclear proliferation Philip Gummett Part IV. Extending the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime Beyond 1995: Issues and Propsects John Simpson: 11. The 1995 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Extension Conference: issues and prospects David Fischer 12. A world without the NPT? Joseph Pilat 13. Safeguards and technical constraints in the 1990s Charles N. van Doren 14. Nuclear non-proliferation in the 1990s: an agenda of issues and policy choices John Simpson Appendices Index.