Negotiating security arms control (5 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. Hardback, no edition stated, in very good, almost like new condition. Greenish fray boards with gold lettering on the spine have only very minimal edgewear. Dust jacket is good, wtih a moderated amount of wear and tear along the edges. Small chips and tears, creasing. Has a chip (approsx. 1 1/2inch) out at the front spine edge. Negotiating Security is a selection of articles grouped by subjectfrom Arms Control Today, the newsletter of the Arms Control Association - aritcles that explain in layman's terms the central issues of arms control This volume treats a large number of subjects p from SALT II to the Treaty of Tlatelolco; from the neutron bomb to chemical arms control - and a variety of points of view are represented.…

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 321 pages; Description: xi, 321 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Subjects: Arms control--Addresses, essays, lectures. Nuclear nonproliferation--Addresses, essays, lectures. 1 Kg. …

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. Pbk 321pp text b/w text illustrns and tables light use slight reading crease but overall a very good clean tight unmarked text.

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dw. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 321 pages; Description: xi, 321 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Subjects: Arms control--Addresses, essays, lectures. Nuclear nonproliferation--Addresses, essays, lectures. 1 Kg. …

Kincade, William H., Editor. Porro, Jeffrey D., Editor. Negotiating Security: An Arms Control Reader. [Washington]: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, [1979]. xi, 321 pp. Illustrations. Cloth light shelfwear in worn dust jacket. Internally clean. A good copy. $15. * Contents: SALT II, Linkage, and National Security, Frank Church; The Challenge to Arms Control, Dick Clark; The Direct Payoff in SALT II, Thomas Downey; SALT: Through the Looking Glass, Marshall Shulman; New Challenges for SALT, George Rathjens; The Status of SALT: A Perspective, Lawrence Weiler; Verification Guidelines for SALT II, Walter Slocombe; The Verification of Arms Control Agreements, George Rathjens; Flexibility: The Imminent Debate, John Baker; "First Use" of Nuclear Weapons, Herbert Scoville, Jr.; The View From the Pentagon, William Kincade; Counterforce and the Defense Budget, Jeffrey Porro; Preserving the Sea-based Deterrent, Walter Slocombe; The MX ICBM Debate, John Baker; The Bomber Debate: Is There a B-2 in Our Future?, Ronald Tammen; Strategic Cruise Missiles and the Future of SALT, Lawrence Weiler; Cruise Missiles, Robert Metzger; Justifying the Defense Budget, Herbert Scoville, Jr.; Soviet Civil Defense: Myth and Reality, Les Aspin; Soviet Military Doctrine, Christopher Jones; Soviet Views on Nuclear War, Robert Arnett.; U.S. Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Europe, Jeffrey Record; Neutron Weapons: A West German Perspective, Hans Gunter Brauch; Neutron Weapons: A Military Perspective, Arthur Collins, Jr.; The Spread of Nuclear Weapons, Thomas Halsted; NPT: Report From Geneva, Thomas Halsted; Do Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Have a Future?, Franklin Long; Why Not a Nuclear Fuel Cartel?, Steven Baker; U.S. Nuclear Export Policy, John Gorham Palfrey; Arms Transfers and Nuclear Proliferation, Steven Baker; Carter's Antiproliferation Strategy, Robert Brennis; Nuclear Testing: Time for a Halt, Edward Kennedy; Why Not a Real Nuclear Test Ban?, Thomas Halsted; A Comprehensive Test Ban as a Prelude to SALT II, John Rhinelander.; Have Arms, Will Sell, Anne Cahn; Does the U.S. Have a Conventional Arms Sales Policy?, Edward Luck; U.S. Arms Sales to China?, Nancy Yinger & Angus Simmons; New Conventional Weapon Technologies, Richard Burt; What Policy for Nerve Gas?, Matthew Meselson; Prospects for Arms Control in Latin America, John Redick; Demilitarizatio. …