History of nuclear arms negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union
Blythe Austin, Thomas J. Irvin, Scott Kelly, Gabriel P. Kralik
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Blythe Austin, Thomas J. Irvin, Scott Kelly, Gabriel P. Kralik
Abstract
This note traces the history of nuclear arms negotiations between the United States and Soviet Union since the advent of atomic weapons. It reviews the agreements between the two nations and the bargaining process, as well as the socio-political factors that influenced the negotiations. Present US strategy in negotiating with the USSR calls for linking the arms negotiations to resolutions of other global conflicts, thereby enhancing prospects for world peace.
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This note traces the history of nuclear arms negotiations between the United States and Soviet Union since the advent of atomic weapons. It reviews the agreements between the two nations and the bargaining process, as well as the socio-political factors that influenced the negotiations. Present US strategy in negotiating with the USSR calls for linking the arms negotiations to resolutions of other global conflicts, thereby enhancing prospects for world peace.
Key concepts: Negotiation, Soviet union, Political science, Nuclear weapon, Arms control, Politics, International trade, Disarmament