Titlebook: Reducing Nuclear Arsenals; Carlo Schaerf (Professor of Physics),David Carlton Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Deterrence or Disarmament: NATO Must Cope With the Debateto Europe on the other. In either case, the opportunities for fundamental improvement in East-West relations in Europe might be lost, and the ability to deal with potential instabilities that might lead to military crisis may be impaired.

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Obvious

The Future of the Global Strategic Balanceacterised by complexity, change and uncertainty. Change in the political dimension tends to be somewhat cyclical, with periods of detente and constructive dialogue interspersed with periods of tension, distrust and hostile rhetoric. With respect to the technological dimension, change has been contin

Nefarious

The Future Use of Redundant Weapon-grade Materialals of the superpowers, and, perhaps, of the other nuclear powers as well, all the way down to a ‘minimum deterrent’ (of the order, say, of one per cent of the present strategic arsenals) or even, eventually, to zero. This process will certainly require many years, perhaps decades, and it will of co

暫停,間歇

Nuclear Warhead Dismantlement and Possible Reuse in Civil Nuclear Power Reactorsng new attention in recent years.. But so far the agenda for the disarmament process, which at last appears to be taking off, has not included provisions for dismantling nuclear warheads. And if the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, signed on 8 December 1987, continues to be a model, t