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Revisiting the Role of Nuclear Weapons

U.S. nuclear strategy would have to change in order to enable deep reductions in nuclear weapon numbers and U.S. allies have a role in facilitating such a change.

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Remarks at 22nd United Nations Conference on Disarmament Issues
 on August 25, 2010

Source: Remarks at 22nd United Nations Conference on Disarmament Issues

In remarks at the 22nd United Nations Conference on Disarmament Issues held in Saitama, Japan, James Acton discusses what a realistic approach to the abolition of nuclear weapons would entail, how U.S. nuclear strategy would have to change to enable deep reductions in nuclear weapon numbers, and what role U.S. allies have in facilitating such a change.

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