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Rebecca Johnson , Angie Zelter

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'Citizens have a lawful right to protest the deployment of nuclear weapons and breaches of international law by governments and State authorities.' --from the Introduction by Dr Rebecca Johnson

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Challenging the legality of UK nuclear policy as a further generation of nuclear-armed submarines is developed, Trident and International Law asks who is really accountable for Coulport and Faslane. Although controlled by the Westminster Government, and to some extent by the US Government, all of the UK's nuclear weapons are based in Scotland. The Scottish Government therefore has responsibilities under domestic and international law relating to the deployment of nuclear weapons in Scotland. Public concern expressed over these responsibilities led to the Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy, the Edinburgh Peace and Justice Centre and Trident Ploughshares organising an international conference, 'Trident and International Law: Scotland's Obligations', in Edinburgh in 2009. This book presents the major documents and papers, with additional arguments from renowned legal scholars. The conclusions deserve careful consideration.

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