Canada and the Nuclear Arms Race Reference Book

“Canada and the Nuclear Arms Race Reference Book” offers an insightful exploration into Canada’s role and stance during the global nuclear arms race. This comprehensive guide spans 268 pages, delving deeply into the historical, political, and ethical aspects of nuclear proliferation and disarmament. It provides a nuanced analysis of Canada’s diplomatic efforts, policy decisions, and international collaborations aimed at addressing the challenges and consequences of nuclear weapons. The book is meticulously researched, featuring a wealth of information, including key treaties, major events, and influential figures who have shaped Canada’s approach to nuclear arms. Ideal for students, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of nuclear geopolitics, this softcover reference stands as a valuable resource for comprehending the intricate dynamics of the nuclear arms race and Canada’s significant contributions towards global peace and security.