The Challenge of Abolishing Nuclear Weapons (Paperback)

List of AcronymsI. The Challenge of Abolition1. The Challenge of Abolishing Nuclear WeaponsDavid Krieger2. Abolition of Nuclear Weapons:Political Apathy and a Possible Way AheadLaxminarayan Ramdas3. Abandoning Disarmament? The NewNuclear Nonproliferation ParadigmsWade L. HuntleyII. Historical Perspectives4. Roots of the Upcoming Nuclear CrisisDaniel Ellsberg5. The Relationship between NuclearDisarmament and Nuclear NonproliferationSverre LodgaardIII. The Role of International Law6. International Law, Nuclear Weapons,and Twenty-First Century InsecurityVed P. Nanda7. Nuclear Weapons and Future JusticeDavid KriegerIV. Obstacles to Abolition8. Putting Nuclear Weapons in Context:The Hidden Architecture of U.S. MilitarismJacqueline Cabasso9. The New U.S. Doctrine of PreemptiveWarfare and Its Implications for NuclearDeterrence and DisarmamentErika Simpson10. The United States and the Underminingof the Nonproliferation RegimeStephen ZunesV. The Path to a Nuclear Weapon-Free World11. A Nuclear Weapons Convention: Pathto a Nuclear Weapon-Free WorldJurgen Scheffran12. The Case for a Nuclear Weapons ConventionRonald McCoyVI. Citizen Empowerment13. Overcoming the Politics of Fear: CitizenEmpowerment and the Abolition of NuclearWeaponsKevin P. Clements14. A World Free of Nuclear WeaponsDouglas RocheVII. Beyond Abolition15. Sovereignty in a World Free of Nuclear WeaponsDouglas B. Shaw16. Nuclear Disarmament and General andComplete DisarmamentRandy RydellAppendicesAppendix A. Confronting the Desire to Arm: JoseiToda's Declaration for the Abolition of NuclearWeaponsTatsushi AraiAppendix B. Remember Your Duty to Humanity:Joseph Rotblat and Nuclear Weapons AbolitionDavid KriegerAppendix C. Thirteen Practical Steps for NuclearDisarmament (Excerpt from the Final Documentof the 2000 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference)ContributorsIndex