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Strategies of arms control: a history and typology

By:

CROFT Stuart

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 1996Description: 224pISBN:

071904877X (hbk.)

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Summary: Wide ranging study of arms control through history which attempts to identify various characteristics of agreements and to apply these findings to the post Cold War era. Points out that arms control negotiations are a tool for peace and stability, not an end in themselves.

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Wide ranging study of arms control through history which attempts to identify various characteristics of agreements and to apply these findings to the post Cold War era. Points out that arms control negotiations are a tool for peace and stability, not an end in themselves.

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