2017 saw 122 countries - but none of the nuclear-weapons states - support the treaty for the prohibition of nuclear weapons. Why is nuclear disarmament so difficult and what should be the next steps for those aiming for prohibition?
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| Authors | Paxton, Ben; |
| Journal | medicine, conflict, and survival |
| Year | 2019 |
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