Includes bibliographical references (p. 105-111) and index.
Contents:
The proliferation of nuclear weapons is a serious problem -- The United States can manage a nuclear Iran -- The United States should attack Iran to prevent its use of nuclear weapons -- Strong sanctions will prevent Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons -- Israel may preemptively strike Iran to prevent its use of nuclear weapons -- Israel should not preemptively strike Iran -- North Korea is taking steps to end its nuclear weapons program -- North Korea's efforts to end its nuclear weapons program are inadequate -- The United States can contain nuclear proliferation in Pakistan -- The threat of nuclear terrorism is real -- Fears that terrorists will obtain nuclear weapons are misplaced -- The United States should aggressively promote nuclear disarmament -- The United States should resurrect the comprehensive test-ban treaty.
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