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Pakistan (Countries)	Tamara L. Britton	January 2002	Checkerboard Books
Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Weapon Proliferation	Stockholm International Peace Research Institute	1979	Routledge
Nuclear energy and nuclear weapon proliferation	Stockholm International Peace Research Institute	1979	Taylor & Francis;distributed in U.S.A. by Crane, Russak
Preventing nuclear theft: guidelines for industry and government.		1972	Praeger Publishers
How Nuclear Weapons Spread: Nuclear-Weapon Proliferation in the 1990s	Frank Barnaby	1993	Routledge
The Soviet nuclear weapon legacy /	De Andreis, Marco,; Calogero, F.	1995.	Oxford University Press,
Nuclear theft: real and imagined dangers	Robert Caldwell Mabry	1976	Naval Postgraduate School
Pakistan (Countries and Cultures)	Marc Tyler Nobleman	January 2003	Bridgestone Books
Uranium Enrichment and Nuclear Weapon Proliferation	Allan S. Krass, Peter Boskma, Boelie Elzen, Wim A. Smit	1983	International Publications Service, Taylor & Francis
Nuclear-weapon-free status of Mongolia.	Strategiĭn Sudalgaany Khu̇rėėlėn (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia)	2001	Institute for Strategic Studies
Nuclear weapon tests: prohibition or limitation?	Jozef Goldblat; David Cox	1988	Oxford University Press
Nuclear technology in developing countries.		1980	Arab Development Institute
Pakistan&s; s Nuclear Weapons	Bhumitra Chakma	2008	Routledge
Pakistan Countries Around the World	Jean F. Blashfield	2012	Capstone Global Library Ltd
Pakistan (Countries of the World)	David Cumming; Jimmy Holmes; Peter Bull	February 16, 1994	Hodder Wayland
Universalizing Nuclear Nonproliferation Norms: A Regional Framework for the South Asian Nuclear Weapon States	Adil Sultan	1st ed. 2019	Springer International Publishing
Private business in developing countries: improved prospects	Guy Pierre Pfeffermann	1988	World Bank
The Alternate Route: Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones	Thomas Graham Jr.	2017	Oregon State University Press
A Nuclear-Weapon-Free World: Desirable? Feasible?	Joseph Rotblat; Jack Steinberger; Bhalchandra Udgaonkar; Frank Blackaby	1993	Routledge
Vengeance: Hitler's Nuclear Weapon: Fact or Fiction?	Philip Henshall	April 1995	Alan Sutton Publishing,
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Methodology for Ranking Countries		The road not traveled: education reform in the Middle East and North Africa	The World Bank	2008	The World Bank
Nuclear physics in Pakistan		Science and education in Pakistan: [speeches]	Abdus Salam	1987	Third World Academy of Sciences
Nuclear Weapon Infrastructure	Frank L. Gertcher; William J. Weida	Beyond Deterrence: The Political Economy of Nuclear Weapons	Frank L. Gertcher; William J. Weida	1990	Routledge
Nuclear Weapon State		Nuclear South Asia: Keywords and Concepts	Rajesh Rajagopalan; Atul Mishra	2014	Routledge
Nuclear-Weapon Testing	Frank Barnaby	How Nuclear Weapons Spread: Nuclear-Weapon Proliferation in the 1990s	Frank Barnaby	1993	Routledge
Nuclear-weapon Proliferation	Francesco Calogero	Reducing Nuclear Arsenals	Carlo Schaerf; David Carlton	1st ed. 1991	Palgrave Macmillan UK
tactical nuclear weapon		A Dictionary of Euphemisms and Other Doubletalk	Crown	1988	Crown
Tactical Nuclear Weapon		Encyclopedia Of Forensic And Legal Medicine		2005	Academic Press
Nuclear weapon detonations		An illusion of safety: challenges of nuclear weapon detonations for United Nations humanitarian coordination and response	John Borrie	2014	United Nations, UNIDIR
Tactical Nuclear Weapon		Encyclopedia of Forensic and Legal Medicine: 1-4	Roger Byard, Tracey Corey, Carol Henderson, Jason Payne-James	2005	Academic Press
Nuclear-Weapon Explosions		Arms Control: The New Guide to Negotiations and Agreements with New CD-ROM Supplement	Jozef Goldblat	November 2002	SAGE Publications Ltd
Nuclear-Weapon Proliferation		Arms Control: The New Guide to Negotiations and Agreements with New CD-ROM Supplement	Jozef Goldblat	November 2002	SAGE Publications Ltd
Improved Two-Weapon Fighting		Ultimate Feats Supplementary Rulebook II (Dungeons & Dragons)	Alejandro Melchor	2003	Mongoose Publishing
Most Important First – Keyphrase Scoring for Improved Ranking in Settings With Limited Keyphrases	Nils Witt; Tobias Milz; Christin Seifert	Discovery Science: 21st International Conference, DS 2018, Limassol, Cyprus, October 29–31, 2018, Proceedings	Larisa Soldatova; Joaquin Vanschoren; George Papadopoulos; Michelangelo Ceci	1st ed. 2018	Springer International Publishing
9. De facto nuclear weapon states: Israel, India and Pakistan		Plutonium and highly enriched uranium, 1996: world inventories, capabilities, and policies /	Albright, David.; Berkhout, F.; Walker, William,; Albright, David.	1997.	Oxford University Press,
IMPROVED GRAPHITE FOR NUCLEAR REACTORS	J.M. HUTCHEON	Advances in Materials	Symposium on Advances in Materials \| Institution of Chemical Engineers (Great Britain).	1966	Pergamon
The nuclear novel in Pakistan	Michaela M. Henry	The Routledge Companion to Pakistani Anglophone Writing	Aroosa Kanwal; Saiyma Aslam	2018	Routledge
Nuclear Deterrence Thinking in Pakistan	Rajesh M. Basrur	International Relations Theory and South Asia: Security, Political Economy, Domestic Politics, Identities, and Images, Vol. 2	E. Sridharan	2011	Oxford University Press
V Weapon-related inventories and capabilities in countries other than the acknowledged nuclear weapon states		Plutonium and highly enriched uranium 1996: world inventories, capabilities, and policies	David Albright; Frans Berkhout; William Walker	1996	Oxford University Press
A Most Vicious Weapon	Amikam Nachmani	The Eastern Mediterranean in Transition: Multipolarity, Politics and Power	Spyridon N. Litsas; Aristotle Tziampiris	2015	Routledge
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