Making a timely contribution to the legal literature, this
important book discusses an under-analysed issue of great
importance to international peace and security. It provides a
comprehensive overview and analysis of the prevention of nuclear
terrorism specifically through an international (arms control) law
lens. Jonathan Herbach sets out a basis for better understanding
how the international legal framework for nuclear security is
structured and why it is structured that way, and offers a critical
analysis of the component instruments that make up the framework.
He highlights the strengths and analyzes possible gaps and
weaknesses of these instruments and the legal framework as a whole,
as well as explaining the framework's key characteristics,
approaches and rationale. As nuclear security is by no means a
static topic, with changing circumstances a defining feature of the
area, the book also offers ideas for the path forward and
conceptualizes ways to further strengthen the nuclear security
legal framework. Offering a fresh perspective on the prevention of
nuclear terrorism, this book will benefit academics and students of
public international law, counter-terrorism and conflict and
security law. It will also be a useful resource for governmental
legal advisors, think-tanks and diplomats to inform their work on
means and mechanisms to help strengthen the global nuclear security
regime and to provide guidance for decision-making.
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