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International Taxation and European Law,been immensely successful, but in 1995 an extension conference will be held to determine its future duration. Hopefully, the NPT and the nonproliferation regime will endure well beyond 1995. At present, the major problem confronting the treaty regime is disarmament, particularly nuclear disarmament.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9138-2 Over the nearly two decades since it entered into force in 1970, the nonproliferation treaty has been a bulwark of efforts to contain the spread of nuclear weapons around the globe and has provided a framework within which many countries have begun to use the atom for peaceful purposes. Its injunct

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Reforming International Taxation, in the relations between the two superpowers. The leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union have publicly shared the vision of a nuclear-weapon-free globe, and the first tentative steps in the direction of nuclear disarmament have been taken. The general atmosphere is thus more conducive th