This book investigates the progress of European nuclear non-proliferation policies during a critical period of international relations. Harald Müller, a noted scholar in security studies, analyzes the policies of six key European nations, drawing on contemporary trends and the increasingly unstable global outlook to propose improvements. The work examines the specific challenges and advancements in nuclear policy across the continent during the late 1980s.

This work is recognized as a detailed academic analysis of a specific period in European nuclear policy. Its focus on six key nations and its forward-looking suggestions for policy improvement mark it as a valuable resource for scholars and policymakers interested in international security and arms control. The book provides a timely examination of non-proliferation efforts during a period of significant global change.