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The Reagan Strategic Defense Initiative: A Technical, Political, and Arms Control Assessment

Andrew J. Pierre, Sidney D. Drell, Philip J. Farley, David Holloway

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This study examines SDI in the overall context of the U.S.-Soviet strategic posture and concludes with recommendations on how best to integrate SDI research into the requirements of the ABM commitments.

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This study examines SDI in the overall context of the U.S.-Soviet strategic posture and concludes with recommendations on how best to integrate SDI research into the requirements of the ABM commitments.

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This study examines SDI in the overall context of the U.S.-Soviet strategic posture and concludes with recommendations on how best to integrate SDI research into the requirements of the ABM commitments.

Key concepts: Arms control, Reagan administration, Strategic Defense Initiative, Political science, Politics, Public administration, Cold war, Control (management)

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