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Krepon, Michael. The International History Review 29.1 (2007): 214–216. Web... The book The International History Review explains a series of the historical events happened in history of the world, which included the United States. One these historical events were about the comprehensive nuclear ban treaty that the United Nations had sign in order to ban nuclear testing. This passage went on to explain the reasons for banning nuclear testing in the world. In addition, a journalist named Keith .A Hansen who covered the comprehensive nuclear ban treaty event describe the events in detail. Hansen described reasons for banning nuclear weapon usage was the United Nation came to a conclusion that no nation should again test the most …show more content…
Nagan and Erin K. Slemmens that analyzed the Obama administration past, present, and future international nuclear war policy that would regulate the limit of nuclear weaponry. In the article, Nagan and Erin analyze the three branches of the United States government, which included the legislative, executive, and judicial. Each of these branches plays an important role in creating a new international policy for the usage of nuclear weapon. Furthermore, the article went on to explain the past presidents nuclear weapon policy and explains the current policy under the current president. It explains that science and technology is responsible for the nuclear problem in the world. President Obama says placing limitation on the capacity of the usage of science and technology may help to lesson the issue. In the end, Obama concludes that using strategic plans to reduce nuclear activity could help the …show more content…
The goal for this organization is to persuade the public to participate in their government more to help abolish nuclear weapon in their country. The organization used facts from the world most dramatic events that used nuclear weapons such the atomic bomb drop in Japan to support the fact that nuclear weapon can cause a disaster and should be banned from any form of use. In addition, the International campaign to abolish nuclear weapons organization has a timeline from the moment of the United State establishment of the Manhattan project in the 1940s to current issue regarding nuclear weapon in the 2010s. Furthermore, the organization provides many sub links that why there was ban on nuclear weapons, gallery of images of the disaster of nuclear weapon, the effects of nuclear weapon, and creates an active campaign for the youth to participate in to inform them the consequence of nuclear
Krepon, Michael. The International History Review 29.1 (2007): 214–216. Web... The book The International History Review explains a series of the historical events happened in history of the world, which included the United States. One these historical events were about the comprehensive nuclear ban treaty that the United Nations had sign in order to ban nuclear testing. This passage went on to explain the reasons for banning nuclear testing in the world. In addition, a journalist named Keith .A Hansen who covered the comprehensive nuclear ban treaty event describe the events in detail. Hansen described reasons for banning nuclear weapon usage was the United Nation came to a conclusion that no nation should again test the most …show more content…
Nagan and Erin K. Slemmens that analyzed the Obama administration past, present, and future international nuclear war policy that would regulate the limit of nuclear weaponry. In the article, Nagan and Erin analyze the three branches of the United States government, which included the legislative, executive, and judicial. Each of these branches plays an important role in creating a new international policy for the usage of nuclear weapon. Furthermore, the article went on to explain the past presidents nuclear weapon policy and explains the current policy under the current president. It explains that science and technology is responsible for the nuclear problem in the world. President Obama says placing limitation on the capacity of the usage of science and technology may help to lesson the issue. In the end, Obama concludes that using strategic plans to reduce nuclear activity could help the …show more content…
The goal for this organization is to persuade the public to participate in their government more to help abolish nuclear weapon in their country. The organization used facts from the world most dramatic events that used nuclear weapons such the atomic bomb drop in Japan to support the fact that nuclear weapon can cause a disaster and should be banned from any form of use. In addition, the International campaign to abolish nuclear weapons organization has a timeline from the moment of the United State establishment of the Manhattan project in the 1940s to current issue regarding nuclear weapon in the 2010s. Furthermore, the organization provides many sub links that why there was ban on nuclear weapons, gallery of images of the disaster of nuclear weapon, the effects of nuclear weapon, and creates an active campaign for the youth to participate in to inform them the consequence of nuclear