Titlebook: Constructing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime: The Participation Puzzle; Leonardo Bandarra Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Leisure Studies in a Global Erasome countries employed this technology to advance their military might. Since 1945, ten countries have obtained atomic weapons. Furthermore, nuclear disarmament is still a thorny issue in international affairs. On the other hand, the international community developed an intricate network of institu

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Some Reflections on the Existing Literaturee is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), was first opened to signatures in 1968 (UNODA 2017, Preamble). This regime is, however, more than the NPT alone (Knopf 2016a; Fields 2014). Today, over thirty formal and informal institutions tackle different facets of non-proliferation. Some institut

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An Ethnography of the Goodman Buildingactors, as shown in the causal mechanism developed in the previous chapter of this book. A definition and measure of participation are available in Chap. .. This chapter focuses on the macro-level situational conditions that shape policymakers’ participation behaviour in latent nuclear countries. As

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Preface to the Goodman Building Ethnographypolicymakers have carefully studied the behaviour of nuclear-weapon states (NWS) and have developed multiple theories to explain why countries want to acquire atomic arsenals. Forecasting proliferation was the chief ambition behind the early concepts of nuclear latency in the 1980s (Meyer 1984). Lat

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