U.S. nuclear strategy: theory vs. practice
David Alan Rosenberg
Abstract
David Alan Rosenberg
Abstract
Theorists and consultants have had little impact on the development of nuclear weapons policies. Rather, strategic planning should be seen as a governmental process, carried out largely by military officers and civilian bureaucrats.
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Theorists and consultants have had little impact on the development of nuclear weapons policies. Rather, strategic planning should be seen as a governmental process, carried out largely by military officers and civilian bureaucrats.
Key concepts: Nuclear weapon, Nuclear strategy, Process (computing), Political science, Strategic planning, Public administration, Business, Management