Titlebook: Nuclear Weapons-Free Zones; Ramesh Thakur (Vice Rector (Peace and Governance)) Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Southeast Asia — The Treaty of Bangkokith other mechanisms, arrangements and documents, the attempt on the part of the Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN) to insulate the sub-region from great power rivalry in order to maintain a stable regional order for sustained economic growth and the peace and security of its peoples. A

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A Northeast Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone: A Korean Perspectivens states (NWS). Countries which are confident that their enemies in the region do not possess nuclear weapons may not be inclined to acquire such weapons themselves. This is why the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) encourages the creation of NWFZ.

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A Northeast Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone: A Japanese Perspectivedynamics have become more prominent. This has partially eroded some common norms of behaviour in international politics which was formerly provided by the Cold War tension. Thus the need has arisen to develop a new logic to live in a world in which there is no common threat. In order to work out pol

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The Case for a South Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zoners later, in December 1975, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution which identified nuclearweapon-free zones (NWFZ) as ‘constitut[ing] one of the most effective means of preventing the proliferation, both horizontal and vertical, of nuclear weapons and for contributing to the elimin

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The Obstacles to a South Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zonethat is not necessarily more peaceful, but where major wars between leading nations are less likely than they have been for the last fifty years. The strategic order is in transition, from a bipolar, through temporary unipolarity, to a multipolar world. Yet major powers will still have a dominant vo

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The Case For a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in the Middle Eastr-weapon-free zone (NWFZ) is not surprising. Anyone familiar with the acute complexity of the Arab-Israeli conflict and its protracted nature, as well as its multi-dimensional levels and the historical legacies created by that conflict, will not find it difficult to understand why. The obstacles fac

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The Obstacles to a Middle East Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zonemination of Nuclear Weapons,. will require a series of regional agreements and frameworks that go beyond the scope of existing frameworks. The nuclear-weapon-free zones (NWFZ) that have been negotiated and implemented in Latin America, the South Pacific, Southeast Asia and, most recently, Africa, pr

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A Nuclear-Weapon-Free Southern Hemisphereonal nuclear weapons and arms control agenda where the initiative derives substantially from the acknowledged nuclear-weapons states (NWS). For all practical purposes this means that the lion’s share of the nuclear security discourse and agenda is promoted, indeed defined, by those acknowledged NWS.