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Seismic Reflection Principles: Basicseeks to control some ‘non-weapon nuclear activity’ (such as in the case of the South Pacific zone which also, inter alia, prohibits dumping of nuclear waste), it is generally referred to as a ‘NFZ’. This definition is usually understood to exclude technical facilities also used for civilian purposes

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Seismic Reflection Principles—Basics of the no-first-use proposal often assert that their main purpose is political. A no-first-use declaration would lessen the provocative or aggressive nature of current NATO strategy and so would provide an opportunity to seek a political solution to the underlying conflict in Europe.

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Seismic Reflection Principles: Basicsble future has generated interest in partial disarmament measures in states, regions, the United Nations, and other international fora around the world. These measures include the concept of ‘nuclear-free zones (NFZ) and ‘nuclear-weapon-free zones (NWFZ)., designed as a means of securing the prohibi

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Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators (DHI)s own country; and its extension to cover non-nuclear as well as nuclear threats. This paper focuses mainly on the second of these dimensions — that is, on the idea that threatening to use nuclear weapons in response to a conventional attack is a legitimate and effective means of deterring such atta

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