Analyzing the strategies of nuclear proliferation, this book presents a typology that includes hedging, sprinting, sheltered pursuit, and hiding. It explores how various nations, from India to North Korea, select these strategies and the implications for international politics and security. Each strategy offers unique opportunities and vulnerabilities, affecting global stability. The author emphasizes the disruptive potential of states that hide their nuclear ambitions, which can lead to significant crises or shifts in power dynamics. This examination sheds light on the complexities of nuclear aspirations in a changing world.
