Question

All countries are not at par with respect to military might. In such a situation, what needs to be done to implement a policy of arms control ?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

In such a situation, the following needs to be done to implement a policy of arms control:

Explanation:

• Arms control is comprehended as a constraint upon the assembly, development, proliferation, stockpiling, and usage of small arms, traditional weapons, and weapons of mass destruction.

• Arms control is usually exercised through the use of negotiation which seeks to enforce such limitations upon accepting participants through agreements and treaties.

• Although it may also encompass efforts by a nation or group of nations to impose limitations upon a non-consenting country or their own military might.

• Arms control treaties are thought of as a key tool against war by many peace advocates, by the members, they are often seen merely as ways to check the high costs of the expansion and building of weapons, and even decrease the costs related to the war itself.  

• Arms control can even be a technique of maintaining the practicality of military action by constraining those weapons that would make war so destructive and costly as to make it no longer a sustainable implement for national policy.