FSI Stanford Publications

Avoiding the "Definition" Pitfall To a Comprehensive Test Ban

Journal Article

Authors
George Bunn - Stanford University
Roland Timerbaev

Published by
Arms Control Today, page(s): 15-18
May 1993

"The 35-year goal of achieving a comprehensive test ban can best be attained, without compromising the integrity of the regime, by not defining precisely what constitutes a nuclear explosion."

Topics: Nuclear forces | Nuclear nonproliferation | Nuclear policy | Nuclear safety and security

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Avoiding the "Definition" Pitfall To a Comprehensive Test Ban

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