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The Global Duty of Care: A Nuclear War Risk Assessment (Action Needed on Earth)

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This hardback trilogy edition makes a single, practical claim: nuclear risk must be governed like the highest-consequence safety system on Earth. Today, trust is collapsing, compliance is increasingly selective, and the world is drifting toward a more lawless, more volatile phase at the top of power. In that environment the NPT–TPNW divide becomes a symptom of a deeper problem: we have not built a coherent, verifiable operating system for preventing catastrophic escalation, miscalculation and accident. Part One reframes the debate away from treaty “tribes” and toward a shared human need: preventing humanitarian catastrophe and restoring credible pathways to elimination. It treats the TPNW as the conscience pole that arose because good-faith disarmament has remained largely unfulfilled, and it treats the NPT as an indispensable architecture whose legitimacy depends on fairness, reciprocity and visible proof. The governing upgrade proposed is a Global Duty of Care for all Humanity: the higher the consequential power, the higher the responsibility—and the higher the burden of proof. This principle resolves the hypocrisy trap without turning diplomacy into humiliation theatre. Part Two makes the argument almost impossible to ignore by comparing nuclear governance to aviation safety. Aviation became safe not through trust or slogans but through ATC-style oversight, checklists, competence standards, protected incident reporting, independent investigation and fail-safe redundancy. If passenger flight requires that discipline, civilisation-level nuclear risk requires it even more. This Part introduces “proof without humiliation”: managed-access verification and dignity-safe repair, so truth can flow, near-misses can be learned from, and safety improvements can be verified without exposing sensitive details. Part Three converts the philosophy into an implementable plan. It provides a starter “risk register” across the real escalation drivers—decision time, warning integrity, C3 resilience, dual-use ambiguity, security of weapons/materials, learning loops and trigger intersections—then proposes a 30–90 day Emergency Stop package: tested crisis communications, ambiguity-handling protocols, launch-like event clarifiers, protected near-miss reporting and baseline security assurance pilots. It culminates in a draft resolution suitable for the NPT RevCon and the UNGA to authorise an independent Duty of Care Nuclear Risk Assessment mechanism with managed-access verification and a public proof scoreboard—creating non-violent pressure through measurable, prestigious responsibility.

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1910268690
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law > International
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 07 April 2026
Listed Since: 08 April 2026

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