Higher risk that reconstituted nuclear weapons will be used
In the event of nuclear rearmament, the state that has reconstituted its nuclear weapons first has overwhelming incentives to use them.
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Nuclear Politics Â»Nuclear Politics
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Nuclear challenges for the international community? Â»Nuclear challenges for the international community?
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Nuclear disarmament Â»Nuclear disarmament
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Is full nuclear disarmament desirable? Â»Is full nuclear disarmament desirable?
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Full nuclear disarmament is undesirable Â»Full nuclear disarmament is undesirable
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Eliminating all nuclear weapons would make the world less safe Â»Eliminating all nuclear weapons would make the world less safe
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Outcome of full elimination would be less safe Â»Outcome of full elimination would be less safe
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A feasible nuclear weapons free world would be unstable Â»A feasible nuclear weapons free world would be unstable
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Higher risk that reconstituted nuclear weapons will be used
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Expectation of fast and certain victory Â»Expectation of fast and certain victory
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Less concerns about destruction and nuclear fallout Â»Less concerns about destruction and nuclear fallout
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No fear of nuclear retaliation Â»No fear of nuclear retaliation
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Strong first-strike incentives Â»Strong first-strike incentives
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