The Non-Proliferation Treaty: Political and Technological Prospects and Dangers in 1990

Richard Kokoski; Harald Müller

The Non-Proliferation Treaty: Political and Technological Prospects and Dangers in 1990

This research report builds on contributions from authors of chapters in the SIPRI Yearbook 1990: World Armaments and Disarmament. For practitioners and researchers alike, it is meant to serve the overriding purpose of contributing to the preservation of the nuclear non-proliferation regime by offering an understanding of the shortcomings of the current NPT regime and ideas on how to rectify the situation.

Table of contents

1. Prospects for the fourth review of the Non-Proliferation Treaty

Harald Müller

2. Developments in laser isotope separation and implications for nuclear proliferation

Richard Kokoski

Appendix A. Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Appendix B. Implementation of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Tlateloco Treaty and the Rarotonga Treaty

Ragnhild Ferm

Appendix C. Final declarations of the 1975 and 1985 NPT Review Conferences

Appendix D. The IAEA model NPT safeguards agreement, 1971

Appendix E. The London Suppliers' Guidelines for Nuclear Transfers, 1977

Appendix F. Statistics on the IAEA safeguards and the Regular Budget of the IAEA, and list of IAEA member states

The Non-Proliferation Treaty: Political and Technological Prospects and Dangers in 1990

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