Impact of Nuclear Weapons Nonproliferation Regime on the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons

Mamefe David Wanogho and Henry Alapiki
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Mamefe David Wanogho: Department of Political & Administrative Studies, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Henry Alapiki: Department of Political & Administrative Studies, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation, 2020, vol. 7, issue 6, 96-105

Abstract: This paper focused on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime and Nuclear Weapons Management in the Post-Cold War Era. The study was undertaken against the backdrop of subsisting nuclear proliferation issues, in spite of the existence of the nonproliferation regime. The paper aimed to present, analyze, and evaluate the nuclear non-proliferation regime of the post-Cold War era. The goal is to demonstrate whether this non-proliferation regime is not quite the same as what subsisted in the cold War time and to decide if it sufficiently addresses the multiplication of atomic weapons in the post-Cold War period, among other explicit targets. The paper sought to answer whether there is a difference between the global nuclear weapons non-proliferation regime of the Cold War era and the post-Cold War period, and whether there are conflicts between states around the acquisition of nuclear weapons. This work relied on secondary data and utilized a data matrix table to aid data collection. The study discovered that there was no distinction in the nonproliferation regime of the Cold War and the post-Cold War period.

Date: 2020
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