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Power versus prudence why nations forgo nuclear weapons

By:

Paul T. V

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TextLanguage: English Series: Foreign policy, security and strategic studiesPublication details: London McGill Queen's University press 2000Description: viii, 227p cmISBN:

0773520872 (pbk)

Subject(s):

ARMS CONTROL; HISTORY

DDC classification:

V1:19(zT).N, P0

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Textual

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