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"Nuclear nonproliferation" as a book category covers the political, legal, technical and historical efforts to prevent the spread, acquisition, and use of nuclear weapons and related materials. Works in this category examine treaties and institutions (e.g., the NPT, IAEA), arms-control negotiations and verification technologies, export controls and sanctions, intelligence and enforcement challenges, and case studies of proliferation crises and disarmament efforts. They range from policy analysis and legal scholarship to technical introductions to safeguards and forensic methods, as well as historical narratives of key decisions and diplomatic campaigns; many also address related risks such as nuclear terrorism, illicit trafficking, and dual-use technologies. The audience includes policymakers, scholars, students, and informed general readers seeking to understand how states and international actors manage nuclear risks and pursue strategies to reduce the likelihood of nuclear proliferation.

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