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... Atomic Weapons and American Policy , " Foreign Affairs , 51 ( 1953 ) , 529. Even optimistic military planners in NATO argue that a nuclear war in Europe would be over in 30 days at the most . 8 This is the thesis argued by John Herz in ...
... Atomic Weapons and American Policy , " Foreign Affairs , 51 ( 1953 ) , 529. Even optimistic military planners in NATO argue that a nuclear war in Europe would be over in 30 days at the most . 8 This is the thesis argued by John Herz in ...
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... atomic energy . The So- viets probably viewed the plan as a method to preclude any future Soviet nuclear program , while ensuring an American monopoly of atomic power through its domination of the United Nations and its agencies . To ...
... atomic energy . The So- viets probably viewed the plan as a method to preclude any future Soviet nuclear program , while ensuring an American monopoly of atomic power through its domination of the United Nations and its agencies . To ...
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... atomic weapons , then , ample precedents for slaughter on a massive scale already existed . Both sides had fought World War II with widespread brutality , and there was no expectation that the atomic bomb would introduce any new ...
... atomic weapons , then , ample precedents for slaughter on a massive scale already existed . Both sides had fought World War II with widespread brutality , and there was no expectation that the atomic bomb would introduce any new ...
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The Development of International Relations as a Field of Study | 6 |
Current Schools of Study in International Politics 8 Interdisciplinary Efforts | 13 |
International Politics Foreign Policy and International Relations | 20 |
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