India, Feb. 7 -- The post Cold War years saw the US and Russia work out a deal for nuclear arms control through the START treaties. With the New START treaty having reached its end date, the fears of a new arms race between the old geopolitical rivals have once again begun to rear their head. Against this backdrop, David A Cooper's Arms Control for the Third Nuclear Age: Between Disarmament and Armageddon provides the reader with a comprehensive outlook on the concept of nuclear arms control. From the rationale of the many Cold War era theories of arms control to how these theories inspired expansive multilateral nuclear treaties, this book shows how old ideas of nuclear arms control can also be applied today. The book presents a case for the world, especially in today's era of uncertainty, to adopt similar models centered around negotiation, to ensure the world does not move one more second closer to nuclear midnight....