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1 Identifying Collaborative Actions to Reduce Today's Nuclear Dangers 1 (2021)

handle is hein.unl/idgclbas0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Building collaborative action calls for mutual acknowledge- ment that States and persons do not fit into simple boxes or camps (e.g. deterrers versus disarmers); all stakeholders must avoid the trap of oversimplifying and downplaying the views of others. -- -- -- -- -- -- - --- --- - -- -- - --- -- --- Collaborative action will be made more likely by a recognition that ethics and morality are not the exclusive purview of any one perspective: belief in the moral requirement to pursue nuclear disarmament is in tension with belief in the moral requirement to deter where nuclear deterrence is still required. Strengthened efforts equally are needed to try to transcend the differences among States as well as among officials and experts within them. In pursuit of collaborative action, States should build on, but also go beyond, the original arms control and disarmament architecture. Ways to do so are discussed in this paper. Pursuit of collaborative action to reduce nuclear dangers will require crafting an overall agenda that defines priorities among the many actions set out here in a way that blunts more immediate rising dangers, seizes emerging opportuni- ties, and translates initial success into sustained successes.

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