Titlebook: Britain, NATO and Nuclear Weapons; Alternative Defence Ken Booth,John Baylis Book 1989 Ken Booth and John Baylis 1989 defence policy.Europ

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The Military Problems of Non-Nuclear Strategiestary effectiveness of such a strategy. Indeed in part the two difficulties are related. If the strategy is seen to be militarily suspect (as will be suggested here) then the chances of nuclear blackmail being used (successfully) will be increased.

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Pulmonary Mechanics and Energeticsre of European security. In the shorter term, though, Britain could play a key role in accelerating trends towards a more stable peace. Unlike West Germany, Britain is not divided nor on the front line, and so is not caught up with a rather absolutist concept of nuclear deterrence and forward defenc

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Pulmonary Mechanics and EnergeticsO’s military posture. But it is one thing to criticise existing policy; it is another altogether to replace it with something generally agreed to be better. Slogans are not enough, and in the 1980s anti-nuclear critics have been busy devising a now lengthy menu of non-nuclear alternatives. Their aim

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Emidio M. Sivieri MS,Vinod K. Bhutani MD we now enjoy is based on relatively settled political arrangements and growing economic interaction between East and West, it is also characterised by a concentration of sheer destructive power unprecedented in world history. Some of that military power will remain necessary for the foreseeable fut