Introduction.
1.The Promise of Sanctions for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation. Part I: General Observations on International Sanctions.
2.Incentivizing Non-proliferation: Theory, Policy, and Experience.
3.Sanctions as Tools to Achieve Nuclear Reduction Policy: Is there a Better Way Forward?
4.The EU’s Use of Sanctions in Nuclear Non-proliferation and Arms Control.
5.Latin America and the Caribbean: a Tradition of Nuclear Disarmament and Non-proliferation. Part II: The Use of Sanctions for Nuclear Arms Control and Non-proliferation.
6.Constrain, Coerce and Deter: Non-proliferation Sanctions against India and China.
7.Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons and Sanctions.
8.The Utility of Sanctions on Non-proliferation: Iran’s Nuclear Programme.
9.Liberation Movements, Sanctions, and Nuclear Disarmament: the African National Congress and apartheid South Africa.
10.The Federal Republic of Germany and the Non-Proliferation Treaty: Did Sanctions Have an Effect? Conclusion.
11.Sanctions and Non-Proliferation: Where We Are and Where We Should Go.