author = { Slayton, Rebecca },

title = { Arguments that count physics, computing, and missile defense, 1949 - 2012 },

publisher = {MIT Press},

isbn = {9780262019446},

keywords = { National security United States History 20th century , National security United States History 21st century , Ballistic missile defenses United States History , Physicists Political activity United States History , Computer scientists Political activity United States History , Physics Political aspects United States History , Computer science Political aspects United States History , Technological complexity Political aspects United States History , Software engineering Political aspects United States History , Ballistic missile defenses , Computer science , Computer scientists , Geschichte , Informatik , National security , Physicists , Physics , Politik , Software engineering , Technological complexity , Geschichte 1900-2000 , United States Military technology Military research and development Armament programmes Computers Computer science Programming (EDP) Historical surveys , United States Military policy , USA , United States , Raketenabwehr , Physik , Geschichte 1949-2012 },

year = {© 2013},

abstract = {Includes bibliographical references and index},

abstract = {1. Introduction -- 1. Software and the race against surprise attack -- 2. Framing an "appallingly complex" system -- 3. Complexity and the "art or evolving science" of software -- 4. "No technological solution" -- 5. What crisis? Software in the "safeguard" debate -- 6. The politics of complex technology -- 7. The political economy of software engineering -- 8. Nature and technology in the Star Wars debate -- 9.Conclusion: Complexity unbound.},

booktitle = {Inside technology},

address = { Cambridge, Mass. [u.a.] },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }