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Toward a nuclear peace : the future of nuclear weapons

Michael J. Mazarr, Alexander T. J. Lennon

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PART I U.S.NUCLEAR POLICY - The Future of Arms Control - The Case for Further Progress - How Much is Enough? - Deterrence in Europe - Regional Deterrence - Strategic Defences - Nuclear End-States - Notes - Appendix 1 First Strike Survivability and Defence Penetration S.Fetter - Appendix 2 Military Targets for a Minimum Deterrent: After the Cold War How Much is Enough? M.J.Mazarr - PART II EUROPEAN NUCLEAR FORCES - Britain, Nuclear Weapons, and the Future of Arms Control L.Freedman - French Nuclear Policy: Adapting the Gaullist Legacy to the Post-Cold War E.A.Koldziej - Russian View of Nuclear Weapons S.Rogov - About the Authors

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Key concepts: Nuclear weapon, Arms control, Deterrence theory, Cold war, Political science, Freedman, Nuclear strategy, Survivability