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Nuclear proliferation and nuclear entitlement
Ethics and International Affairs 9:101–131 (1995)
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In this essay Lee examines three questions:1) Is nuclear proliferation dangerous? Is it morally permissible for a state to acquire nuclear weapons? What are morally permissible actions for states trying to keep other states from acquiring nuclear weapons?Author's Profile
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