Scholars have long argued that international organizations solve information problems
through increased transparency. This article introduces a distinct problem that instead …

The behavioural model comprises a major theoretical tradition in the field of middle powers
since it identifies the distinct behavioural patterns in the diplomacy of these states. Its …

ABSTRACT In 1995, South Africa was in a special position. It was: a new party to the Treaty
on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), the first country to voluntarily renounce …

Nuclear technology is often “dual-use,” having both peaceful and military applications. This
is widely regarded as a lamentable fact, as states can pursue nuclear weapons under the …

From when it was reaccepted into the international community in the early 1990s, South
Africa has made significant contributions towards the construction of new international …

The 1970s is often argued to be the era marking the beginning of the overall transformation
of the international system and the nuclear order, following the Nuclear Non-proliferation …

This article reports on an analysis of South Africa's nuclear diplomacy since the country
terminated its nuclear weapons programme, and explains why it has not retracted on this …

The regional nuclear ordering terrain in Africa is increasingly complex, with proliferating and
deepening institutional relationships to the institutions of the global nuclear order. Applying …

The end of the Cold War has witnessed a significant increase in the actors and expansion in
the interests that are involved in space. Beyond the growing importance of non-state actors …

Abstract The South Africa's space policy and strategy, and the attendant capacities and
capabilities have emerged from centuries of the nation's scientific, technological, political …