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The amateur strategist: intuitive deterrence theories and the politics of the nuclear arms race

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DENARDO James

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TextSeries: (Cambridge Studies in Political Psychology and Public OpinionPublication details: Cambridge: Cambridge Univ Press, 1995Description: 317pISBN:

0521484464 (pbk.)

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