1987Bulletin of the Atomic ScientistsRequires access

The Soviet debate on missile defense

Bruce Parrott

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Recent U.S. arguments over the Strategic Defense Initiative have ignored changes in Soviet policy on ballistic missile defense. While united in opposing SDI, Soviet leaders disagree on how to respond.

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Recent U.S. arguments over the Strategic Defense Initiative have ignored changes in Soviet policy on ballistic missile defense. While united in opposing SDI, Soviet leaders disagree on how to respond.

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Recent U.S. arguments over the Strategic Defense Initiative have ignored changes in Soviet policy on ballistic missile defense. While united in opposing SDI, Soviet leaders disagree on how to respond.

Key concepts: Missile defense, Political science, Missile, Aeronautics, Strategic Defense Initiative, Arms control, Computer security, Law

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