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TWELVE. American Nonproliferation Initiatives Flounder 1991-1994

© 2002 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 2002 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS VII
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
  4. Introduction 1
  5. ONE. Developing the Technological Base for the Nuclear Option 1948-1963 13
  6. TWO. The First Compromise Shift toward a "Peaceful Nuclear Explosive" 1964 60
  7. THREE. The Search for Help Abroad and the Emergence of Nonproliferation DECEMBER I964-AUGUST I965 86
  8. FOUR. War and Leadership Transitions at Home AUGUST 1965-MAY 1966 106
  9. FIVE. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and Secretly Renewed Work on a Nuclear Explosive 1966-1968 125
  10. SIX. Political Tumult and Inattention to the Nuclear Program 1869-1971 146
  11. SEVEN. India Explodes a "Peaceful" Nuclear Device 1971 - 1974 161
  12. EIGHT. The Nuclear Program Stalls 1975-1980 190
  13. NINE. More Robust Nuclear Policy Is Considered 1980-1984 226
  14. TEN. WW Nuclear Capabilities Grow and Policy Ambivalence Remains NOVEMBER 1984-DECEMBER 1987 261
  15. ELEVEN. The Nuclear Threat Grows Amid Political Uncertainty 1988-1990 293
  16. TWELVE. American Nonproliferation Initiatives Flounder 1991-1994 318
  17. THIRTEEN. India Verges on Nuclear Tests 1995-MAY 1996 353
  18. FOURTEEN. India Rejects the CTBT JUNE 1996-DECEMBER 1997 378
  19. FIFTEEN. The Bombs That Roared 1998 404
  20. CONCLUSION Exploded Illusions of the Nuclear Age 444
  21. Afterword JANUARY 1999-JANUARY 2001 469
  22. APPENDIX. India’s Nuclear Infrastructure 507
  23. NOTES 511
  24. INDEX 627
India's Nuclear Bomb
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS VII
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
  4. Introduction 1
  5. ONE. Developing the Technological Base for the Nuclear Option 1948-1963 13
  6. TWO. The First Compromise Shift toward a "Peaceful Nuclear Explosive" 1964 60
  7. THREE. The Search for Help Abroad and the Emergence of Nonproliferation DECEMBER I964-AUGUST I965 86
  8. FOUR. War and Leadership Transitions at Home AUGUST 1965-MAY 1966 106
  9. FIVE. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and Secretly Renewed Work on a Nuclear Explosive 1966-1968 125
  10. SIX. Political Tumult and Inattention to the Nuclear Program 1869-1971 146
  11. SEVEN. India Explodes a "Peaceful" Nuclear Device 1971 - 1974 161
  12. EIGHT. The Nuclear Program Stalls 1975-1980 190
  13. NINE. More Robust Nuclear Policy Is Considered 1980-1984 226
  14. TEN. WW Nuclear Capabilities Grow and Policy Ambivalence Remains NOVEMBER 1984-DECEMBER 1987 261
  15. ELEVEN. The Nuclear Threat Grows Amid Political Uncertainty 1988-1990 293
  16. TWELVE. American Nonproliferation Initiatives Flounder 1991-1994 318
  17. THIRTEEN. India Verges on Nuclear Tests 1995-MAY 1996 353
  18. FOURTEEN. India Rejects the CTBT JUNE 1996-DECEMBER 1997 378
  19. FIFTEEN. The Bombs That Roared 1998 404
  20. CONCLUSION Exploded Illusions of the Nuclear Age 444
  21. Afterword JANUARY 1999-JANUARY 2001 469
  22. APPENDIX. India’s Nuclear Infrastructure 507
  23. NOTES 511
  24. INDEX 627
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