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Blunting the sword: budget policy and the future of defense

By:

IPPOLITO Dennis S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington DC: National Defense University Press, 1994Description: 183pISBN:

0788122851 (pbk.)

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Summary: Argues against wide-spread cuts in America's post-Cold War defence budgets, suggesting that reduced expenditure will have only a marginal impact on national, structural budget deficits, but would cause serious damage to important and enduring capabilities.

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Argues against wide-spread cuts in America's post-Cold War defence budgets, suggesting that reduced expenditure will have only a marginal impact on national, structural budget deficits, but would cause serious damage to important and enduring capabilities.

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