Extinction risks and resilience: A perspective on existential risks research with nuclear war as an exemplary threat by Johannes Kattan

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki at 65 – A Reflection by Norimatsu Satoko

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Is Nuclear Anarchy Sustainable? A Temporal Approach by Ye. I. Uchaev, A. A. Kvartalnov

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Axiomatic approach to ensuring nuclear safety and nuclear deterrence in the interests of the Russian Arctic region sustainable development by S. P. Vishnyakova, Ya. D. Vishnyakov

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Strategic stability in a new era by Paul J. Bolt

“…Numerous factors are undermining strategic stability in the contemporary world, making the prospects of nuclear war more dangerous. This article reviews the concept of strategic stability and provides an overview of the nuclear forces of the United States, Russia, and China to offer some understanding of the nuclear hardware that shapes strategic stability. …”
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Harmonie, la critique d’un « totalitarisme mou » par un roman japonais by Thomas Michaud

“…In the relatively near future, and after a terribly murderous nuclear war, the authorities have entrusted the organization of society to the medical community. …”
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“Where Does My Hope Come From?”: P. D. James’s The Children of Men (1992) as a Christian Dystopia in the Context of the Late 20th Century Demographic Crisis by Suzanne Bray

“…While British dystopian works from the 1930s to the mid-1980s were primarily concerned with the fear of totalitarian regimes and/or nuclear war, by the last years of the twentieth century, the end of the Cold War meant that these worries were no longer so prevalent. …”
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Treaty on Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons: Position, implementation and significance by Arsić Katarina

“…Although there was a opinion that the Treaty on Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons would represent the end of the era of the development of this type of weapon and the threat of nuclear war, this did not happen, having in mind that no country possessing a nuclear arsenal have acceded to the Treaty yet. …”
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