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Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zones: Past Lessons and Future Prospects

Tue. April 7th, 2009

Washington, D.C.

IMGXYZ1202IMGZYXNuclear–Weapon-Free-Zones (NWFZs) are among the most promising approaches for attaining both disarmament and nonproliferation objectives. And yet, they tend to be underappreciated and poorly understood by many advocates and critics of a “Road to Zero.” This panel examined the lessons learned from several existing NWFZs and assessed the prospects for and potential benefits of additional zones.

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Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zones: Past Lessons and Future Prospects

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