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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The Case For a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in the Middle Easting regional actors in reaching a consensus with regard to issues which have been settled in other parts of the developed and less developed worlds are numerous, and the confidence between the parties to overcome these obstacles is seriously lacking.

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A Northeast Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone: A Japanese Perspectivean countries, where the legacies of the confrontation of the Cold War still remain, options to redesign strategies and defence policies should be debated, hopefully at their own initiative. And for that purpose, the circumstances must be made more propitious to encourage such intra-regional debate.

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The Obstacles to a Middle East Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone-weapon-free zones (NWFZ) that have been negotiated and implemented in Latin America, the South Pacific, Southeast Asia and, most recently, Africa, provide examples. Other areas in which multifaceted regional approaches will be required include South Asia, the Korean peninsula and the Middle East.

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Book 1998uth Asia and Northeast Asia. In this book, analysts from within the respective regions explore the reasons for success and failure in the establishment of the zone, and their utility and limitations as stepping stones to a nuclear-weapon-free world.

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The Case for a South Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zoneared nuclear deterrence involving its two major states, India and Pakistan. The question arises as to whether these two states need to follow examples set by other countries and establish a NWFZ in South Asia.