Delaying Doomsday: The Politics of Nuclear Reversal (Bridging the Gap)

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of nuclear proliferation and counterproliferation strategies, offering insights into why some countries have relented to pressure to abandon their weapons programs while others have continued to pursue them.

The author argues that the international community can persuade countries to reverse their weapons programs through rewards and sanctions, with military intervention serving as a powerful incentive.

Drawing on historical examples of nuclear reversal, the book provides practical recommendations for policymakers seeking to address the threat of nuclear proliferation.

With its focus on the most effective strategies for achieving nuclear reversal, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in promoting global security and stability.