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Beyond arms
control: challenges and choices for nuclear disarmament
soft cover • 296 pages • March
2010
Table of Contents •
Executive Summary •
Introdution
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Beyond
arms control: challenges and choices for nuclear disarmament
is a collaborative work of non-governmental researchers and
activists who critically examine the mainstream discourse
of nuclear weapons. The book explores some of the most important
challenges that governments and civil society will face at
the 2010 NPT Review Conference and beyond, highlighting the
prospects and pitfalls for nuclear disarmament in the current
world order. Throughout, the authors demonstrate that nuclear
disarmament must be pursued in the context of a broader movement
for social and economic justice and equality.
Abolishing nuclear weapons without affecting change in the
systems that sustain, promote, and in fact require
the existence of nuclear weapons to survive is impossible.
The military utility of nuclear weapons may be diminishing
in the current world order, but nuclear weapons and nuclear
power are still useful to the economic and political elite
of many countries and will thus be pursued by others seeking
the same elite status. The first step on this road is distinguishing
the rhetoric from the reality and creating a new discourse
for nuclear disarmament that promotes true human security.
Edited by Ray Acheson
Published by Reaching Critical Will, a project of the Women’s
International League for Peace and Freedom
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