Titlebook: Nuclear Weapons Proliferation in the Indian Subcontinent; Ziba Moshaver Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Political Background of the Indian Subcontinent,ns. Moreover, as technical competence in the nuclear field increases, non-technical considerations become even more determinant in nuclear policy decisions. This is particularly true in the case of nuclear decisions in India and Pakistan, since both countries have already achieved a relatively high

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The Politics of Nuclear Weapons in India, This phase did not last. The post-Nehru nuclear debate contributed to the emergence of the Indian nuclear weapons option by 1968. This phase again came to an end in the 1970s, and with the ‘peaceful nuclear explosion’ in 1974 India gained the status of a de facto nuclear weapon state, a stance that

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,Pakistan’s Nuclear Development,y nearer to weapons acquisition than India. Nor is it because Pakistan has displayed greater interest in acquiring such weapons than India. On the contrary, as Chapters 2 and 4 maintained, there has been both a more institutionalized bomb lobby and a far more advanced nuclear capability in India tha

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,India’s Changing Views of Arms Control,act that India, or Pakistan for that matter, refused to join the treaty on non-proliferation of nuclear weapons (NPT) is highlighted, but their support for disarmament in general, and their adherence to some arms control measures, is ignored. It is probably true that the NPT remains the most importa

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,India’s Choice: Nuclear Option vs. Nuclear Weapons, India be any more rational than Britain or France?’ He therefore predicted a similar decision in favour of nuclear weapons by India.. Such a prediction owed much to the general assumption that any country capable of acquiring nuclear weapons would be unable to resist the temptation to do so. This a

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Conclusion,weapon grade material for a test? What is the quantity of India’s weapon grade material, or what is the state of its space technology with regard to nuclear delivery system? Regarding Pakistan, when did Pakistan embark on the enrichment path? Or has Pakistan already accumulated weapon grade material