The spread of nuclear weapons will make the world less secure
Realists such as Kenneth Waltz have confused what rational states should do with predictions of real
states will do.
Organizational theory yields a troubling outlook on nuclear proliferations
Three policy implications:
US should maintain its non-proliferation policy
The international community should be convinced that
non-proliferation is not only in US
interests but for global security
If proliferation does occur, the US should consider
helping organizations develop the safety
mechanisms to help them achieve
deterrent capability and secure systems