Opaque Nuclear Proliferation

Delve into the intricate world of nuclear arms control with Opaque Nuclear Proliferation by B. Frankel. Published in 1991 by Taylor & Francis Ltd, this compelling hardback spans 202 pages and explores the critical question of how second-generation nuclear weapons states navigate a landscape where non-proliferation is the prevailing assumption. Frankel’s insightful analysis provides a thorough understanding of the dynamics at play in international relations, particularly in the realms of arms control and security. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in nuclear nonproliferation, peace studies, and political science. Discover the complex interplay between military strategy and global politics as you engage with this significant contribution to the field.