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%T Arms Control Without Negotiation From the Cold War to the New World Order

%A Bitzinger, Richard A.

%A Druckman, Daniel

%A Gottemoeller, Rose

%A Gray, Colin

%A Heckrotte, Warren

%A Jensen, Lloyd

%A Laurance, Edward J.

%A Lee, Bradford A.

%A Paul, T. V.

%A Pilat, Joseph

%A Quester, George H.

%A Ramberg, Bennett

%A Steiner, Arthur

%I Lynne Rienner Publishers

%@ 9780585127750

%K Disarmament

%K POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / Arms Control

%D [2022]

%X Frontmatter

%X Contents

%X Acknowledgments

%X Acronyms

%X 1 Arms Control Without Negotiation: A Conceptual Overview

%X Part 1. UNILATERAL ARMS CONTROL TO INDUCE RECIPROCATION

%X Introduction

%X 2 The Psychology of Arms Control and Reciprocation

%X 3 Unilateralism in Soviet and Russian Arms Control

%X 4 Arms Control Moratoria: Case Studies in Three Areas

%X Part 2. DEFENSE PRACTICE AS UNILATERAL ARMS CONTROL

%X 5 Nuclear Strategy, Force Procurement, and Deployment as Arms Control

%X 6 Technology Deployment and Denial: A Unilateral Approach to Arms Control?

%X 7 Unilateral Self-Restraint on Nuclear Proliferation: Canada, Sweden, Switzerland, and Germany

%X 8 The Politics of Unilateral Nuclear-Free Zones: The Case of the South Pacific

%X 9 Reducing the Negative Consequences of Arms Transfers Through Unilateral Arms Control

%X Part 3. THE DOMESTIC POLITICS OF UNILATERAL ARMS CONTROL

%X 10 The Politics of Unilateral Arms Control Between the Two World Wars

%X 11 The Western Antinuclear Movement During the 1980s: Roots, Motivations, Goals

%X 12 Congressional Politics to Induce Reciprocation Through Procurement Restraint

%X Part 4. CONCLUSION

%X 13 Unilateral Arms Control in the New World Order

%X The Contributors

%X Index

%X About the Book

%C Lynne Rienner Publishers

%C Boulder

%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2