Titlebook: Global Problems and Common Security; Annals of Pugwash 19 Josef Rotblat,Vitalii I. Goldanskii Conference proceedings 1989 Pugwash Conferenc

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Applications and Systems Integration,eading nuclear powers - the United States and the Soviet Union - reduce their arsenals and are discussing the possibility of their complete liquidation, proliferation from country to country cannot be tolerated.

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Deep Cuts in Strategic Nuclear Weapons: Possible? Desirable?thin our grasp; not only are voices heard in the United States on the undesirability of deep cuts, but the current declaratory positions of the governments of France, Great Britain, and China give little encouragement to the United States and the Soviet Union in negotiating further reductions in their own stocks of nuclear weapons.

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A Strategy to Stop the Spread of Fissile Materialcontrol of atomic energy. In its “Report on the International Control of Atomic Energy” (commonly referred to as the Acheson-Lilienthal Report), a Board of Consultants to the Secretary of State’s Committee on Atomic Energy formulated its central conclusion as follows.:

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Restructuring Conventional Forces in Defensive Modesoncrete approach requires, even by a military expert, raising elements that intrude into details of the armed forces of certain countries. The intention of this paper is to remain within the area between abstractness and concreteness, and not to touch by assumptions the concrete elements of the armed forces of either side.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-65575-3Weapons Convention therefore need to muster safeguards of some sort in order to ensure that the treaty does not thereby become emasculated - recognizing, however, that the support of at least some affected interests is necessary for the successful conclusion of the treaty.

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Adequacy Versus Feasibility in the Scope of the Projected Chemical Weapons ConventionWeapons Convention therefore need to muster safeguards of some sort in order to ensure that the treaty does not thereby become emasculated - recognizing, however, that the support of at least some affected interests is necessary for the successful conclusion of the treaty.