Closing Pandora's Box: Arms Race, Arms Control and the History of the Cold War by Patrick Glynn
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Closing Pandora's Box
Summary
The author argues that the democracies have let their faith in disarmament and the rhetoric of peace obscure military realities, disguise genuine dangers and promote false hopes. Challenging the liberal-pacifist view of international relations, this is a comprehensive history of arms control.
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Table of Contents
The Sarajevo fallacy; the Munich blunder; cold war, atomic peace; debating the absolute weapon; staying out of Vietnam - the logic of "massive retaliation"; the Cuban cauldron; limited arms, limited war; the age of arms control; the new morality; tough cop, good cop.
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CIN0465098096G
9780465098095
0465098096
Closing Pandora's Box: Arms Race, Arms Control and the History of the Cold War by Patrick Glynn
Used - Good
Hardback
Basic Books
1992-04-30
464
N/A
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