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The Nuclear predicament : nuclear weapons in the Cold War and beyong

Peter R. Beckman

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Updated to reflect how the end of the Cold War gives us an opportunity to redefine the way the nuclear world operates, this text shows how nuclear weapons have changed the world - militarily, politically, socially and ethically.

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Updated to reflect how the end of the Cold War gives us an opportunity to redefine the way the nuclear world operates, this text shows how nuclear weapons have changed the world - militarily, politically, socially and ethically.

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Updated to reflect how the end of the Cold War gives us an opportunity to redefine the way the nuclear world operates, this text shows how nuclear weapons have changed the world - militarily, politically, socially and ethically.

Key concepts: Cold war, Nuclear weapon, Nuclear ethics, Political science, Nuclear warfare, Law, Politics

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