Nuclear Test Ban Treaties: A Guide to Global Security
Nuclear test ban treaties have shaped international efforts to limit nuclear weapons by restricting where and how states can conduct explosive tests. Beyond reducing radioactive fallout, they serve as confidence-building measures and pillars of arms control.
From the 1963 Partial Test Ban Treaty to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, these agreements reflect changing security priorities, verification technologies, and debates over deterrence. Their successes and limitations remain central to contemporary military and nuclear strategy.
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