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Nuclear Apartheid: The Quest For American Atomic Supremacy From World War Ii To The Present,Used
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After World War Ii, An Atomic Hierarchy Emerged In The Noncommunist World. Washington Was At The Top, Followed Over Time By Its Nato Allies And Then Israel, With The Postcolonial World Completely Shut Out. An Indian Diplomat Called The System 'Nuclear Apartheid.'Drawing On Recently Declassified Sources From U.S. And International Archives, Shane Maddock Offers The First Fulllength Study Of Nuclear Apartheid, Casting A Spotlight On An Ideological Outlook That Nurtured Atomic Inequality And Established The United Statesin Its Own Mindas The Most Legitimate Nuclear Power. Beginning With The Discovery Of Fission In 1939 And Ending With George W. Bush'S Nuclear Policy And His Preoccupation With The 'Axis Of Evil,' Maddock Uncovers The Deeply Ideological Underpinnings Of U.S. Nuclear Policyan Ideology Based On American Exceptionalism, Irrational Faith In The Power Of Technology, And Racial And Gender Stereotypes. The Unintended Result Of The Nuclear Exclusion Of Nations Such A
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