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Starting Point: The Current NATO/Warsaw Pact Force Relationship, crisis stability. To this degree, war in Europe will be less likely after implementation of the treaty than before it. Also as a result of the treaty, the willingness of western European countries to cooperate with one another on defense has become stronger, for the reasons explained in the last ch

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The New Thinking about Armed Forces in West and East: Can It Help in East/West Negotiations?,stern Europe about defense. It crystallized longstanding doubts and concerns about NATO’s military posture into a sweeping and fundamental criticism of that posture. The result was the generation of an array of proposals to change the entire structure of western defense unilaterally. These proposals

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The Two Alliances Ready Themselves,not be prepared to accept. In recent years the Soviet Union has become more and more committed to holding talks with the West on force reductions in Europe and apparently more and more willing to meet the West’s terms for such talks. But at the same time NATO has remained unconvinced that deep force

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,Negotiators’ Headaches: Substantive Problems of Force Reductions,e off to a promising start. A rapid series of moves in May, 1989, first by the Soviet Union and then by the United States, made startling progress in resolving the main issues of principle for a first C.F.E. agreement. After only three months of negotiation, participants in the C.F.E. talks had prog

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Verifying Deep Cuts,lexibility on details of negotiation could lead to success in a first agreement within three or four years and perhaps sooner. As we have seen in preceding chapters, such an agreement would probably comprise the following obligations:

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The Way Ahead: The European Confrontation in a Global Framework, its Warsaw Pact allies in the fall of 1988 be better? Can the United States and NATO do anything to make the challenges of negotiation, which include decisions about the future of nuclear deterrence in NATO, less formidable and less divisive? What would success in negotiating reductions mean for th

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Jonathan Deanonents and instruments over the last years. In the chapters that follow I have pulled materials from the technical and patent literature that are relevant to the understanding and practice of polarization optics in telecommunications, material that is often known by the respective experts in industr