Reviewing NATO's Non-proliferation and Disarmament Policy
The global treaty-based nuclear order is running out of steam. The problems facing it are progressively building up, while problem-solving is losing momentum. The search for a “golden key” to address disarmament and non-proliferation in a way fit for the 21st century prompts decision-makers to look for novel approaches. NATO needs to actively shape this newly emerging space. Acting today from within a tight policy and institutional “corset”, the Alliance should strengthen its non-proliferation and disarmament portfolio, and harness its consultative and coordination strengths for agenda-setting, norm-shaping and awareness-raising within the international community.
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Details
Rome, IAI, February 2021, 17 p. -
In:
IAI Papers [2] -
Issue
21|04 -
ISBN/ISSN/DOI:
978-88-9368-175-9
Introduction
1. NATO’s disarmament conditioning “corset”
2. Non-proliferation perspectives
2.1 Horizontal non-proliferation
2.2 The horizontal non-proliferation aspect of NATO nuclear sharing
2.3 Vertical non-proliferation
3. Institutional factors
4. The way forward
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