An examination of the reasons technologically capable or near capable states have forgone the option of building deliverable nuclear weapons.
"Power versus Prudence makes a valuable and timely contribution to the debates surrounding nuclear proliferation and arms control. The work is cogent, original, and theoretically sound. Paul succeeds brilliantly at proving his initial hypotheses. Albert Legault, Institut Qubecois des hautes tudes internationales, Universit Laval "A significant contribution to the field. The author makes a convincing case. This is a refreshing approach to an issue that has been previously explored by scholars but not in this manner. Paul argues his point persuasively. David Haglund, Centre for International Relations, Queens University, and author of Security, Strategy and the Global Economics of Defence Production
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