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"Nuclear policy" as a book category covers the political, legal, technical and ethical frameworks that govern the development, deployment, control and use of nuclear technology—both weapons and civilian energy programs. Works in this genre analyze topics such as deterrence theory, arms control and nonproliferation treaties, crisis management and command-and-control, nuclear doctrine and strategy, risk assessment and safety regulation, international negotiations, and the domestic politics and economics of nuclear power. Books may be historical case studies, policy prescriptions, technical primers for policymakers, or normative debates about morality and law; they often combine international relations, security studies, technical explanation, and legal analysis to inform scholars, practitioners, and interested general readers about how societies manage the profound benefits and risks of nuclear technology.

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