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Non-proliferation TreatyOxford Research Group and the British American Security Information Council (BASIC) worked together on a project designed to help ensure that the outcome of the 2005 Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Review Conference would strengthen both the NPT and the State Parties' commitment to nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. ORG and BASIC aimed to:
In the build up to the Review Conference, ORG and BASIC produced a series of briefings for decision-makers and journalists exploring key issues surrounding the NPT.
Achieving
a Breakthrough in '05: Balanced Progress Needed in All Three Pillars
The
Nuclear Fuel Cycle: The "Achilles Heel" of the Non-Proliferation
Regime? Addressing
the Challenge of Iran Leading
by the Wrong Example: New Nuclear Weapons Developments in the United
States Counter-proliferation
in a Non-proliferation World The
Need for a Strengthened IAEA Safeguards System Towards
a Universal Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime A
Promise Not Realised: Nuclear Disarmament by the Nuclear Weapon States
The
Illegality of Nuclear Weapons NATO:
Nuclear Sharing or Proliferation? The Importance
of a Fissile Material Treaty Challenging
the NPT: North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Programme The US-UK Mutual
Defence Agreement: Contributing to Vertical Proliferation? Test Moratorium
and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Turning Security
Assurances into a Legally Binding Instrument Nuclear Weapons
Free Zones: The Untold Success Story of Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation
Strengthening
the NPT Regime Breakthrough
or Bust in '05?: The Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference
The Future
of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty New Nuclear-Weapon
Developments in the USA The Proliferation
Consequences of Global Stocks of Separated Civil Plutonium Constructive
Approaches for Limiting the Spread of Nuclear Weapons: Proposals for
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