Titlebook: Nuclear Strategy and World Security; Annals of Pugwash 19 Joseph Rotblat,Sven Hellman Book 1985 Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Af

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Crisis Control Measurestrol of events in any future global crisis, and to terminate the crisis short of nuclear war. These measures, and accompanying practices and perspectives, are generally referred to in the United States as ‘crisis control’ or ‘crisis management’. Representative measures now being discussed or hypothe

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Proposals for a Nuclear Freeze sense one of those traditional arms control advocates who, while welcoming the freeze movement as mobilising almost unprecedented broad public support for arms control, nonetheless have reservations about the utility of the concept as an organising principle for a long-term, agreed structure for th

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The Point Count Plan for Nuclear Arms Reductionol negotiations are extraordinarily difficult in even the most agreeable political climate. Today’s climate is anything but agreeable. The air is polluted by polemics and chilled by distrust. The START and INF talks are suspended indefinitely, and the bewildering array of new weapons developed since

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The ABM Problem Revisitedthe last decade, both the USA and Soviet Union have intensified their efforts in the development of such technically exotic devices as high energy lasers and other directed-energy weapons for a variety of military applications — air defence, anti-satellite weapons and also ballistic missile defence.

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An International and Regional Satellite Monitoring Agencymited. There is, however, a growing amount of indirect evidence that such observations have been of great importance for various tasks such as surveillance, crisis monitoring and treaty verification. Today only the two superpowers possess the capacity to perform extensive observation from space for