The nuclear taboo
Book • 2007
In 'The Nuclear Taboo', Nina Tannenwald examines the reasons behind the non-use of nuclear weapons by the United States since 1945.
She argues that a 'nuclear taboo' has developed, influenced by moral and ethical considerations, which complements traditional explanations like deterrence.
The book provides a detailed historical analysis of U.S.
nuclear policy, highlighting the interplay between public opinion, political decision-making, and international norms.
She argues that a 'nuclear taboo' has developed, influenced by moral and ethical considerations, which complements traditional explanations like deterrence.
The book provides a detailed historical analysis of U.S.
nuclear policy, highlighting the interplay between public opinion, political decision-making, and international norms.
