Coping with the new {open_quotes}clear and present danger{close_quotes} from Russia
Jamie Blaker
Abstract
Jamie Blaker
Abstract
The time has come to consider a different way to ensure that none of Russia`s nuclear weapons and fissile material ever falls into the hands of terrorists, criminals or rogue states. The current situation in Russia makes such a prospect all too plausible. The author examines mechanisms to control weapons and fissile materials.
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The time has come to consider a different way to ensure that none of Russia`s nuclear weapons and fissile material ever falls into the hands of terrorists, criminals or rogue states. The current situation in Russia makes such a prospect all too plausible. The author examines mechanisms to control weapons and fissile materials.
Key concepts: Fissile material, Arms control, Nuclear weapon, Political science, Coping (psychology), Computer security, International trade, Law and economics