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The Causes and Consequences of South Asia's Nuclear Tests (Paperback)
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The Causes and Consequences of South Asia's Nuclear Tests (Paperback)
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Instead of a nuclear flash-point in Cuba or the Korean Peninsula,
could the world now be facing one in a Kashmiri mountain village?
The nuclear tests by India and Pakistan in May 1998 shook the
region, challenged the near-global consensus on non-proliferation
and increased the risk that other states would follow suit. The
international community has been largely powerless in its response.
In the wake of the tests the regions underlying problems have
become yet more intractable, the need to resolve them more urgent
than ever. This paper argues that attempts to deal with the
consequences of the tests are inseparable from the history of
nuclear developments in both India and Pakistan.;Sanctions have not
succeeded in changing policy in the region and more pragmatic
responses are necessary. For example, political stability should be
encouraged within the countries concerned, in their relations with
each other, and in the wider region. Arms control and measures to
increase confidence and security also need to be re-examined and
adapted to the changed circumstances.
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