The Cold War and after: prospects for peace

By:

LYNN- JONES Sean M

Contributor(s):

MILLER Steven E (ed)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: An international Security ReaderPublication details: Canbridge, Mass: The MIT Press, 1993Description: 397pISBN:

026262088X (pbk.)

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Summary: A collection of eleven papers which examine, from both a theoretical and a practical perspective, why the Cold War did not develop into an armed conflict, and the nature of international security in the 1990s.

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A collection of eleven papers which examine, from both a theoretical and a practical perspective, why the Cold War did not develop into an armed conflict, and the nature of international security in the 1990s.

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