The Iran nuclear archive: impressions and implications

Arnold, Aaron; Bunn, Matthew; Chase, Caitlin; Miller, Steven E.; Mowatt-Larssen, Rolf; Tobey, William H

doi:10.1080/02684527.2021.1857086

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“…Despite this broad expectation of stability, however, most observers believed that 32 For an analysis of "sprinting" strategy of nuclear acquisition, see Narang (2017). On Iran's nuclear capabilities and the prior work on nuclear weapons, see Arnold et al (2019).…”

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Nuclear Weapons in 2122: Disaster, Stability, or Disarmament?

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2023

The Palgrave Handbook of Global Politics in the 22nd Century

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We write from the St. Bernard monastery in the Alps, on the territory of what once was the rich country of Switzerland. Since an escalating series of nuclear exchanges turned much of the planet's surface to radioactive ruin and triggered a nuclear winter, the monastery has provided shelter to a few survivors and their descendants. Our monastery has cultivated a small community of monks, including the two of us, who dedicate themselves to studying science, history, and religion. A recent decrease in radioactive contamination allowed us to visit the old monastic library; the library includes items that survivors who

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