Pascal Lottaz is Associate Professor for Neutrality Studies at Kyoto University, Japan.Yoko Iwama is Professor of International Relations at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Tokyo, Japan.

• 1. Introduction Pascal Lottaz and Yoko Iwama Part I: The Global View2. Neutrality, Neutralism, and Nonalignment in the Early Cold War Pascal Lottaz3. The Making of the "1968 Global Nuclear Order" Yoko Iwama4. Neutral and Nonaligned Nations in the Making of the Postcolonial Nuclear Order Jonathan R. HuntPart II: Country Studies5. Ireland: Frank Aiken’s Early Steps to Contain Nuclear ProliferationMervyn O’Driscoll6. Sweden: Nuclear Acquisition or Disarmament?Thomas Jonter7. Finland: From Curious Observer to Active Accommodator of the NPT ProcessTapio Juntunen8. Switzerland: The Nuclear Path and the NPTBenno Zogg9. Austria: The NPT, Diplomacy, and National IdentityAnna Graf-Steiner and Herbert R. Reginbogin 10. Yugoslavia: The Creation of a Nuclear Policy in the 1960sMarko Miljković

Pascal Lottaz is Associate Professor for Neutrality Studies at Kyoto University, Japan.Yoko Iwama is Professor of International Relations at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Tokyo, Japan.

• 1. Introduction Pascal Lottaz and Yoko Iwama Part I: The Global View2. Neutrality, Neutralism, and Nonalignment in the Early Cold War Pascal Lottaz3. The Making of the "1968 Global Nuclear Order" Yoko Iwama4. Neutral and Nonaligned Nations in the Making of the Postcolonial Nuclear Order Jonathan R. HuntPart II: Country Studies5. Ireland: Frank Aiken’s Early Steps to Contain Nuclear ProliferationMervyn O’Driscoll6. Sweden: Nuclear Acquisition or Disarmament?Thomas Jonter7. Finland: From Curious Observer to Active Accommodator of the NPT ProcessTapio Juntunen8. Switzerland: The Nuclear Path and the NPTBenno Zogg9. Austria: The NPT, Diplomacy, and National IdentityAnna Graf-Steiner and Herbert R. Reginbogin 10. Yugoslavia: The Creation of a Nuclear Policy in the 1960sMarko Miljković

Pascal Lottaz is Associate Professor for Neutrality Studies at Kyoto University, Japan.Yoko Iwama is Professor of International Relations at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), Tokyo, Japan.

• 1. Introduction Pascal Lottaz and Yoko Iwama Part I: The Global View2. Neutrality, Neutralism, and Nonalignment in the Early Cold War Pascal Lottaz3. The Making of the "1968 Global Nuclear Order" Yoko Iwama4. Neutral and Nonaligned Nations in the Making of the Postcolonial Nuclear Order Jonathan R. HuntPart II: Country Studies5. Ireland: Frank Aiken’s Early Steps to Contain Nuclear ProliferationMervyn O’Driscoll6. Sweden: Nuclear Acquisition or Disarmament?Thomas Jonter7. Finland: From Curious Observer to Active Accommodator of the NPT ProcessTapio Juntunen8. Switzerland: The Nuclear Path and the NPTBenno Zogg9. Austria: The NPT, Diplomacy, and National IdentityAnna Graf-Steiner and Herbert R. Reginbogin 10. Yugoslavia: The Creation of a Nuclear Policy in the 1960sMarko Miljković