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The Legacy of Hiroshima: A Half-Century Without Nuclear War
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The Legacy of Hiroshima: A Half-Century Without Nuclear War

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It has already been more than five decades since the first, and the last, use of nuclear weapons in warfare. Who could have believed fifty years ago? These five-plus decades of nonuse are a stunning achievement. They may also represent some stunning good luck.

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Schelling, T., (2000) “The Legacy of Hiroshima: A Half-Century Without Nuclear War”, Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 20(2/3), 9–13. doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.202000.338

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  • Published on 1 August 2000
  • Pages: 9–13
  • Peer Reviewed

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