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Aug 13, 2026
Episode 45: The Nuclear Order Under Threat
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Dan JoynerGUEST
I'll try to be really quick here, but I do think it's important to set the stage with sort of a taxonomy of the categories of nuclear weapons-related treaties that we'll be talking about.

Dan JoynerGUEST
These obligations are focused on preventing or slowing the horizontal spread of nuclear weapons.

Dan JoynerGUEST
The cornerstone of this area of law, nonproliferation, is of course the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty which came into force.

Dan JoynerGUEST
being in 1970, in addition to which there are safeguards treaties, export control organizations, nuclear weapon-free zones, etc., etc.
24 MINS LATER

Anna HoodHOST
Dan, what are your thoughts about what we should be thinking about in the arms control space?