title: Comparing the Cold War to the Present, Why Is International Law Increasingly Failing to Limit Nuclear Proliferation?
abstract: Since the possession of nuclear weapons has always been a global issue, from the introduction of nuclear disarmament to its implementation, states have bound each other consistently through international law. However, is this the only effective way? Moreover, is it necessarily the best? From this question, this paper examines the nature of international law. It explores the problem of international law in stopping nuclear proliferation from three counterpoints: the refinement of the global econo
journal: Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media