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The Radford Bombshell: Anglo-Australian-US Relations, Nuclear Weapons and the Defence of South East Asia, 1954-57

Matthew Jones
Pages 636-662 | Published online: 08 Sep 2010

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Matthew Jones. (2023) End of Empire and the Bomb: Britain, Malaya and Nuclear Weapons, 1956–57. The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 51:2, pages 351-383.
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Stephan Frühling & Andrew O’Neil. (2020) Institutions, informality, and influence: explaining nuclear cooperation in the Australia-US alliance. Australian Journal of Political Science 55:2, pages 135-151.
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Mark S. Bell. (2015) Beyond Emboldenment: How Acquiring Nuclear Weapons Can Change Foreign Policy. International Security 40:1, pages 87-119.
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