Is a Security Regime Possible: A Rejoinder

Journal article

Andronov, Alex & Boris Maximov (1999) Is a Security Regime Possible: A Rejoinder, Security Dialogue 30 (3): 331–334.

The nuclearization of India and Pakistan is irreversible, and the nuclear arms race will continue. However, this need not preclude the creation of a regional security regime (possibly guaranteed by the five nuclear states or by the UN). Such a regime would involve expanding confidence-building measures, reaching a series of arms control agreements, and working out a structure of verification. The Kashmir issue should be isolated, and China ought to be involved in such a regime. Nuclear-weapons states should assist in improving the safety of nuclear weapons through dual-purpose technology transfers.

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