How comprehensive a test ban treaty? : a case study of the 1996 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

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How comprehensive a test ban treaty? : a case study of the 1996 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

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Interest in the Comprehensive Test Ban stems from the political issues associated with arms control and disarmament. A nuclear test is the most visible illustration of the atomic age, while a non-nuclear weapon can in general be tested within the confines of a countries national security, a nuclear weapon cannot. Nuclear test explosions send not just physical shock waves, but also produce political shock waves through the international community. Atmospheric testing and the international prot...

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Thesis

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Masters

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1997

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Edwards, Gareth Dean

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/103685

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