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  • Pelopidas, Benoît, et al. (författare)
  • How dawn turned into dusk: Scoping and closing possible nuclear futures after the Cold War
  • Ingår i: Journal of Strategic Studies. - 0140-2390.
  • Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
    • How was the scope of nuclear weapons policy change immediately after the Cold War determined? Nuclear learning and worst-case thinking are common but not satisfactory answers. On the basis of primary sources in multiple languages, we posit that a particular temporalization of nuclear events in the beginning of the 1990s took place: nonproliferation timescaping. The Iraqi case of opaque proliferation was treated as the harbinger of future nuclear danger, while the breakup of the nuclear-armed USSR was depicted as not repeatable or not to worry about, and South African nuclear disarmament was reframed as a non-proliferation success.
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  • Taha, Hebatalla (författare)
  • Everyday nuclear histories and futures in the Middle East, 1945–1948
  • Ingår i: Cambridge Review of International Affairs. - 0955-7571.
  • Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
    • This article examines nuclear imaginaries in the Arabic-speaking Middle East. It situates people from the Arab world into nuclear thought, looking at how the atomic age rapidly became part of everyday lives. Embracing the idea that reality and fiction are not only deeply intertwined but also co-constitutive, it analyses everyday engagements with the nuclear condition in the aftermath of the bombing of Japan, across a wide range of sources. The article argues that these semi-fictional historical sources—memoirs, pseudo-scientific predictions, speculative reports published in newspapers, popular science books and even rumours—capture an affective moment at the beginning of the atomic age, which was marked by hysteria, widespread speculation and exaggeration. Discussions on nuclear weapons, precisely because the extent of their destruction seems unimaginable, blur the boundaries between ‘real’ and ‘fictional’, offering a unique opportunity to reflect on stories of world politics and on the tensions within historical International Relations.
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  • Taha, Hebatalla, et al. (författare)
  • The Atomic Future : Technology, Labor and World Peace in the Thought of ʿAli Rashid Shaʿath
  • 2024
  • Ingår i: Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication. - 1873-9857. ; 17, s. 29-46
  • Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
    • In 1946, one year after the atomic bombings of Japan, Palestinian thinker ʿAli Rashid Shaʿath (1908–1967) published a book entitled Min al-binsilin ila al-qunbula al-zarriya (From Penicillin to the Atomic Bomb). An accessible work of popular science, it con- tains highly optimistic reflections on the future and predicts the following two events as a result of nuclear technology and energy: a workers’ utopia and world peace. This article situates Shaʿath’s voice within a global conversation about the atomic age, which led to new forms of futuristic and utopian thinking. Analyzing broader Arab articulations of the future through Shaʿath’s writing, we critically engage his embrace of atomic technology as a mode of emancipation.
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