Nuclear Weapons into the 21 st Century

The Editors: Joachim Krause is Professor of International Relations and Strategic Studies at the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel, before that he was Deputy Director of the Research Institute of the German Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin.
Andreas Wenger is Professor of International and Swiss Security Policy at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, and Deputy Director of its Center for Security Studies and Conflict Research.

Content s: Joachim Krause: The Crisis in Nuclear Arms Control - Morten Bremer Maerli: Managing Excess Nuclear Materials in Russia - Tom Sauer: The Role of Nuclear Weapons in Strategic Thinking and Military Doctrines in the 1990s: the United States - Josefine Wallat: The Role of Nuclear Weapons in Strategic Thinking and Military Doctrines: Russia - Simone Wisotzki: Nuclear Weapons Policy in Britain and France: Strategic Thinking and Disarmament - Zheng Wang: The Role of Nuclear Weapons in Strategic Thinking and Military Doctrines: China - Bhashyam Kasturi: The Role of Nuclear Weapons in Strategic Thinking and Military Doctrines: India - Moonis Ahmar: Nuclear Weapons and Regional Security: A Case Study of South Asia - Satu P. Limaye: Nuclear Weapons and Regional Security in East Asia - Thanos P. Dokos: The Future of the Global Consensus on Nuclear Non-proliferation: Can the NPT be Kept Together Without the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons? - Nicolas Kasprzyk: Nuclear Non-proliferation and Regional Changing Strategic Balances: How Much Will Regional Proliferation Impinge Upon the Future of the NPT?