Like shifting sands of a desert, the global nuclear landscape changes every few years across its three main constituents - nuclear energy, non-proliferation and disarmament. This book offers a bird's eye view on all the three.
Like shifting sands of a desert, the global nuclear landscape changes every few years across its three main constituents - nuclear energy, non-proliferation and disarmament. This book offers a bird's eye view on all the three.
Manpreet Sethi, Distinguished Fellow at the Centre for Air Power Studies (CAPS), New Delhi, has been leading the project on Nuclear Security at the Centre for the last 20 years. She is an expert on the entire spectrum of nuclear issues ranging from nuclear energy, strategy, non-proliferation, disarmament, arms control and ballistic missile defence. She has authored, edited and co-authored eight books and three monographs. She also has published over 100 papers in books/academic journals of repute. Her book Nuclear Strategy: India's March towards Crediblev Deterrence (2009) is deemed essential reading at many colleges and armed forces institutions.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Contributors Introduction Nuclear Energy 1. Current Nuclear Energy Reality: Drivers and Challenges Manpreet Sethi 2. India's Nuclear Energy Scenario Zoya Akhter 3. Emergence of Small Modular Reactors: Challenges and Opportunities Manpreet Sethi and Zoya Akhter 4. Military Applications of Nuclear Power Plants Anil Chopra Nuclear Non-proliferation 5. Nuclear Doctrines of Great Powers and Vertical Nuclear Proliferation Trends Abhishek Saxena 6. The State of the NPT: Challenges Ahead Kanica Rakhra 7. The Iran Nuclear Imbroglio: End in Sight? Sheel Kant Sharma 8. Nuclear Proliferation in East Asia: Will AUKUS Cause a New Arms Race? Jagannath Panda 9. Contemporary Missile Developments in United States and Russia post-INF Treaty Silky Kaur 10. Nuclear Missile Development Trends in Southern Asia: An Analysis from 2011 to 2021 Nasima Khatoon 11. The Threat of N-Terrorism: A Contemporary Assessment Sitakanta Mishra Nuclear Disarmament 12. Understanding Deterrence Breakdown in the Indian Context Prakash Menon 13. Mapping Arms Control and CBMs: From Cold War Years to Present Times R. Rajaraman 14. The Current State of Play in Nuclear Disarmament Swaran Singh and Reshmi Kazi 15. Prospects of Nuclear Disarmament after the Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Could New Opportunities Arise? Manpreet Sethi Index
Preface Contributors Introduction Nuclear Energy 1. Current Nuclear Energy Reality: Drivers and Challenges Manpreet Sethi 2. India's Nuclear Energy Scenario Zoya Akhter 3. Emergence of Small Modular Reactors: Challenges and Opportunities Manpreet Sethi and Zoya Akhter 4. Military Applications of Nuclear Power Plants Anil Chopra Nuclear Non-proliferation 5. Nuclear Doctrines of Great Powers and Vertical Nuclear Proliferation Trends Abhishek Saxena 6. The State of the NPT: Challenges Ahead Kanica Rakhra 7. The Iran Nuclear Imbroglio: End in Sight? Sheel Kant Sharma 8. Nuclear Proliferation in East Asia: Will AUKUS Cause a New Arms Race? Jagannath Panda 9. Contemporary Missile Developments in United States and Russia post-INF Treaty Silky Kaur 10. Nuclear Missile Development Trends in Southern Asia: An Analysis from 2011 to 2021 Nasima Khatoon 11. The Threat of N-Terrorism: A Contemporary Assessment Sitakanta Mishra Nuclear Disarmament 12. Understanding Deterrence Breakdown in the Indian Context Prakash Menon 13. Mapping Arms Control and CBMs: From Cold War Years to Present Times R. Rajaraman 14. The Current State of Play in Nuclear Disarmament Swaran Singh and Reshmi Kazi 15. Prospects of Nuclear Disarmament after the Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Could New Opportunities Arise? Manpreet Sethi Index
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