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global issues final

nuclear weapons proliferation

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what the 5 major states with nuclear weapons US, Soviet Union, Great Britain, France, & China
what is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty recognized 5 nuclear weapon states
all other states joined the NPT as non nuclear weapon states
what rights were granted to non nuclear weapon states right to develop peaceful uses of nuclear energy
what did all states pledge to do under the NPT pledge support for international cooperation in the development of peaceful nuclear energy
what did non nuclear states accept agreed to accept International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards on all their nuclear power facilities
what did nuclear states pledge pledged to make a "good faith" effort toward nuclear disarmament
what are some weaknesses of the NPT several states with nuclear weapons that are not members of the NPT; Countries can withdraw from NPT; IAEA can censure a violating country, but more significant punishment requires approval by UN Security Council
what are some other weaknesses of the NPT Scientific knowledge for building nuclear weapons widely available; export controls designed to stop technology transfers for military purposes are weak; problem of "dual-use" technologies
what is the aim of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty if approved, would prohibit countries from testing nuclear weapons
how must the CTBT be approved must be ratified by 44 countries that in 1996 possessed nuclear research or power reactors
have the US and China ratified the CTBT have not ratified but have signed the treaty
True or False: N. Korea, India, and Pakistan have not signed CTBT True
what was the aim of the Nuclear Security Summit directed toward problem of loose nuclear material
participating states in the Nuclear Security Summit have pledged what to voluntarily develop plans to eliminate or lock down nuclear material within their borders.
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