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Introduction
The proliferation of nuclear weapon is a threat to the planet. The move to deter growth of nuclear weapon is faced with several challenges. The mission to deter nuclear proliferation seem to be heading nowhere. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, if some had been able to feed the hope of a post-nuclear world, this illusion will have lasted a little less than ten years. While the 1990s, still in the shadow of the Cold War, had been marked by an unprecedented effort at global nuclear disarmament, the years 2000 and 2010 were characterized by the increase in the number nuclear weapons and by modernizing their arsenals. This period has been classified as a second nuclear age (Sridharan, 2005 p. 97). ....

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