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10 septembre 2008
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Summary – IS CHINA A RELIABLE PARTNER IN NON-PROLIFERATION? - 1. Non-Proliferation, a means, not an end in itself? (Mathieu Duchâtel) 2. The Iranian nuclear problem, or “the maggot in the fruit” (Valérie Demeure-Vallée) 3. Fighting proliferation – the Chinese way (Michal Meidan) 4. Proliferation, a step towards nuclear disarmament? (Mathieu Duchâtel) Foreword Combating nuclear proliferation has become one of the underlying reasons for Western engagement with China, particularly for Europe wh...