Negotiating the Nuclear NonProliferation Norm: Institutionalizing the Periodic Review of the NPT, 19731975,Used

Negotiating the Nuclear NonProliferation Norm: Institutionalizing the Periodic Review of the NPT, 19731975,Used

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This dissertation argues that the roles played by Sweden and the United Kingdom in the organization of the first Review Conference of the NonProliferation Treaty (NPT) in 1975 were decisive for the establishment of an international nonproliferation norm. Even before the NPT was signed in 1968, it was subject to massive international criticism for being discriminatory. On the one hand the treaty requested all nonnuclear weapon states to forego the nuclear option, while on the other it legitimized the nuclear capability of the five existing nuclear weapon states. Consequently, the expectations to the Review Conference that was stipulated in the treaty were high. The 1974 Indian nuclear test put the conference under additional pressure. If seen as a failure, this could serve as a deathly blow for the young regime. Instead however, the first Review Conference established a periodic review for the NPT that undoubtably has contributed to the institutionalization of nuclear nonproliferation as an international norm. A precondition for this fortunate result was the character of the conflict between the superpowers, the dtente.

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