Roadblocks to Disarmament in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty System

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Roadblocks to Disarmament in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty System

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For the last five decades, the states parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) have come together every 5 years at Review Conferences to explore how they can advance the Treaty’s goals, including the pursuit of nuclear disarmament. Despite lengthy negotiations, the Review Conferences have failed to reach a consensus final document as many times as they have succeeded and even when a final document has been agreed it has contained few tangible gains for those working towards a nuc...

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Hood, Anna

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/66063

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4803 International and Comparative Law / 48 Law and Legal Studies / 4807 Public Law / Social Sciences / Law / Government & Law / 1801 Law

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