Titlebook: Common Security and Strategic Reform; A Critical Analysis Andrew Butfoy Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Conclusion,e direction of common security. Some ideas that were once considered naive and impractical (e.g. the de-targeting of nuclear missiles) have now been accepted even by many officials. Second, and notwithstanding the previous point, practical efforts to reshape strategic planning according to the new s

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Critical Reflections on Arms Control, and genuine reductions in weaponry; there seemed even less likelihood that arms control could be used as a stepping stone towards the total abolition of military power (i.e. ‘general and complete disarmament’).

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Conclusion, circumscribed by the persistence of traditional concerns and mindsets inherited from another age. In short, although there has apparently been movement towards common security, we have not arrived there. The third core argument was that in order to revitalise the concept of common security it is necessary to recast its conceptual underpining.

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