Strategy and Arms ControlTwentieth Century Fund, 1961 - 148 pagina's |
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... balance so that neither side feels compelled or tempted to initiate general war . The other is to arrive at the limits that form the boundary conditions of the war . During a limited war the stability of the strategic balance is put to ...
... balance so that neither side feels compelled or tempted to initiate general war . The other is to arrive at the limits that form the boundary conditions of the war . During a limited war the stability of the strategic balance is put to ...
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... balance ” be main- tained in the reduction . Both considerations are implied in such phrases as " balanced reduction , " " phased reduction , " or " propor- tionate reduction " of armaments . It is of course recognized that a ...
... balance ” be main- tained in the reduction . Both considerations are implied in such phrases as " balanced reduction , " " phased reduction , " or " propor- tionate reduction " of armaments . It is of course recognized that a ...
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... balance with other considerations in deciding how low a level of forces on both sides might be contemplated in an arms - control arrangement that wished to preserve and stabilize the deterrent balance . It is essentially this ...
... balance with other considerations in deciding how low a level of forces on both sides might be contemplated in an arms - control arrangement that wished to preserve and stabilize the deterrent balance . It is essentially this ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Arms Control and General War | 9 |
Arms Control Crises and Limited War | 25 |
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