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Journal Article (in Chinese)Author
Riqiang Wu - Nuclear Security Fellow (former) at CISAC
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Quarterly journal of international politics, Vol. 3, page(s) 44-73
2012
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CISAC (1996)
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Center for Strategic and International Studies (2003) - U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement: Final Congressional Approval is Conditioned on Future Steps by India and two International Organizations
George Bunn
Lawyer's Alliance for World Security (2006)
- Advancing the Goals of NPT Article VI: Near-Term Opportunities through International Technical Cooperation
Arian L. Pregenzer
The Nonproliferation Review vol. 15, 3 (2008)
