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Encyclopedia > Unilateral nuclear disarmament

Unilateral nuclear disarmament, the policy of independently revoking nuclear arms, has been advocated in Britain by the Labour Party left and by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament since Britain became a nuclear power in the 1950s. It was Labour Party policy in 1960-61 and again in 1980-89.


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Disarmament (2061 words)
In general, disarmament is the reduction in size or destructive capability of an actor's capacity for violence.
Unilateral disarmament can be used to reduce these fears and tensions and pave the way for greater cooperation.
While forcible disarmament is an ancient practice, it has the potential to generate social resentment that may foster aggressive behavior in the future.
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