SALT: problems & prospects. Edited by Morton A. Kaplan.
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TextPublication details: Morristown, N.J., General Learning Press [1973]Description: xiii, 251 pages illustrations 22 cmContent type: - text
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Papers prepared for the Arms Control and Foreign Policy Seminar of the Center for Policy Study at the University of Chicago, presented during the winter of 1970-71.
Includes bibliographical references.
Kaplan, M.A. SALT and the international system.--Bull, H. Strategic arms limitation: the precedent of the Washington and London naval treaties.--Holst, J.J. Comparative U.S. and Soviet deployments, doctrines, and arms limitation.--Garwin, R. Superpower postures in SALT: an American view.--Perle, R. Superpower postures in SALT: the language of arms control.--Wyle, F.S.U.S., Europe, SALT, and strategy.--Beaton, L. Secondary and almost-nuclear powers: how do they affect strategic arms limitation?--Gelber, H.G. Nuclear weapons, the Pacific, and SALT.--Dyson, F.J. Arms control and technological change.--Appendix (p. [221]-243): The SALT agreements and their interpretations.
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