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- Isby, D. (2011). Afghanistan-Graveyard of Empires: A New History of the Borderland. Seth Jones, In the Graveyard of Empires: America's War in Afghanistan, 223-237.
- Kerr, P. K., & Nikitin, M. B. (2016). Pakistans Nuclear Weapons.
- Khan, F. H. (2008). Reducing the Risk of Nuclear War in South Asia. Pakistan's Nuclear Future: Reining in the Risk, 63-101
- Khan, F. H. (2010). Political Transitions and Nuclear Management in Pakistan. Sokolski and Tertrais, eds., Nuclear Weapons Security Crises, 145-187
- Laub, Z. (2014). The Taliban in Afghanistan. Council on Foreign Relations, 4(7), 1-9.
- Levi, M. A. (2009). On nuclear terrorism: Harvard University Press.
- Levi, M. A., & O'Hanlon, M. E. (2004). The future of arms control: Brookings Institution Press.
- Levy, J. (1983). Misperception and the causes of war: Theoretical linkages and analytical problems. World Pol., 36, 76.
- Miraglia, S. (2013). Deadly or Impotent? Nuclear Command and Control in Pakistan. Journal of Strategic Studies, 36(6), 841-866.
- Mistry, D. (2003). Containing missile proliferation: Strategic technology, security regimes, and international cooperation in arms control: University of Washington Press.
- Mohanty, N. (2013). America, Pakistan, and the India factor: Springer.
- Montgomery, E. B. (2010). Understanding the threat of nUclear terrorism. Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, Washington DC, USA.
- Musharraf, P. (2006). In the line of fire: A memoir: Simon and Schuster.
- Potter, W. C. (2013). Nuclear Terrorism and the Global Politics of Civilian HEU Elimination. In W. C. Potter & C. Hansell (Eds.), The global politics of combating nuclear terrorism: a supply- side approach. New York: Routledge.
- Potter, W. C., & Hansell, C. (2013). The global politics of combating nuclear terrorism: a supply-side approach: Routledge.
- Pregenzer, A. L. (2003). Securing nuclear capabilities in India and Pakistan: Reducing the terrorist and proliferation risks. The Nonproliferation Review, 10(1), 124-131.
- Riedel, B. (2009). Armageddon in Islamabad. The National Interest(102), 9-18.
- Salik, N. (2011). Pakistan's Nuclearisation-Imperatives of National Security and Survival of a Smaller State. IPRI JOURNAL, 11(1), 1-20.
- Salik, N., & Luongo, K. N. (2013). Challenges for Pakistan's Nuclear Security. Arms Control Today, 43(2), 14-19.
- Siddique, Q. (2010). Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan: An attempt to deconstruct the umbrella organization and the reasons for its growth in Pakistan's north-west: DIIS Report.
- Sokolski, H. D., & Tertrais, B. (2013). Nuclear weapons security crises: What does history teach? : Strategic Studies Institute and US Army War College Press.
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- Veda, V. (2012). Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons: KW Publishers
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