Titlebook: How Nuclear Weapons Decisions are Made; John Beyer,Julian Cooper,Andrew White,Scilla McLea Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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China,ed to develop their own nuclear weapons, since there were already problems in Sino-Soviet relations which led to a complete split by 1961. Considerable evidence exists to indicate that Soviet reluctance to transfer military technology, especially for nuclear weapons, was a cause of the Sino-Soviet s

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North Atlantic Treaty Organisation,eats to their security, independence and territorial integrity. Different political interpretations of NATO’s actual role tend to depend upon the perspective of the interpreter. Member governments see it as a defensive alliance for securing peace. The Warsaw Treaty nations see NATO as a threat, part

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