Titlebook: Nuclear Arms Control; Nuclear Deterrence i Tom Sauer Book 1998 Tom Sauer 1998 Arms Control.Cold War.Proliferation.Proliferation of Nuclear

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Nuclear Deterrence and Nuclear Proliferation in the Post-Cold War Period,all and the implosion of the USSR put an end to the direct threat from the East. The present Russia is anything but stable, but the risk of a Russian attack has become very small. Moreover, Russia and NATO have formed a strategic partnership (with a permanent council) since May 1997. In Bosnia Russi

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Nuclear Arms Control in the Future: Heading Towards a Nuclear Weapon Free World,era. The so-called stabilizing effect of nuclear deterrence is being questioned for two reasons: (1) the incredibility of the current nuclear doctrines, especially nuclear deterrence against conventional and CBW attacks; (2) the further spread of nuclear weapons. The possibility that nuclear weapons

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Conclusion,of nuclear disarmament ultimately includes an NWFW. In this study we have tried to demonstrate that an NWFW, under specific conditions, is the least dangerous option in the long term, both from the point of view of every single human being and from that of each state. Two arguments are central to th

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,Epilogue: The Possible ‘Europeanization’ of the French (and British?) Nuclear Weapons,with the Euromissile debate at the beginning of the eighties. The question is: what about the French (and maybe British) nuclear weapons in the case that foreign and security policy (including defence) will become mainly the domain of ‘Europe’ as the Treaty of Maastricht (1991) implies?

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ring the 20 00s in response to intensifying concerns about the changing context of the EU’s external security challenges and its strategic aim to guarantee stability and peace in its neighborhood through fostering development. Accordingly, four main developments have characterized the external dimen

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Tom Sauertement, the European Commission has summarized a long trajectory of political, economic and societal interactions that have manifested within the diverse European-Mediterranean regional space. In the last few decades, the European Community (EC) has been continuously trying, at least rhetorically, t

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Tom Sauerpean Union—beyond the fact that part of the Arctic is in the EU. Hence, addressing climate change, a major challenge for the Arctic, is a key priority for the EU in general and for its Arctic policy in particular. Also, given the growing environmental, economic, social and political implications of

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