On Nuclear Weapons: Essays by Richard Falk on Denuclearization, Demilitarization, and Disarmament - Title page

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Copyright page

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Dedication

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Epigraph

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Contents

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Foreword by Zia Mian

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Preface by Richard Falk

pp xvii-xxvi

Acknowledgments

pp xxvii-xxx

Part I - International Law and World Order

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Contents

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1 - The Shimoda Case

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2 - Nuclear Policy and World Order

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3 - Toward a Legal Regime for Nuclear Weapons

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4 - Nuclear Weapons, International Law, and the World Court

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5 - The Nuclear Weapons Advisory Opinion and the New Jurisprudence of Global Civil Society

pp 102-120

6 - Inhibiting Reliance on Biological Weaponry

pp 121-136

Part II - Impacts of Democracy, Neutrality, and National Interest

pp 137-220

Contents

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7 - Nuclear Weapons and the End of Democracy

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8 - Nuclear Weapons and the Renewal of Democracy

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9 - Neutrality, International Law, and the Nuclear Arms Race

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10 - Nuclearism and National Interest

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11 - A Radical World Order Challenge

pp 198-220

Part III - Nuclear Policy Initiatives

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Contents

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12 - Arms Control, Foreign Policy, and Global Reform

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13 - The Illegitimacy of the Nonproliferation Regime

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14 - No First Use of Nuclear Weapons

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15 - Environmental Warfare and Ecocide

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