New weapons and NATO : solutions or irritants?
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New weapons and NATO : solutions or irritants?
（Contributions in military studies, no. 66）
Greenwood Press, 1987
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In a groundbreaking contribution to the international relations literature, Kromer examines the historical experience of NATO with new weapons technologies and analyzes their effect on alliance stability. Concentrating specifically on new, innovative, radically different technologies--rather than on modifications or upgrades to existing weapons systems--Kromer uses a focused comparison methodology to develop his arguments. His study takes the form of detailed case studies and comparative analysis of two particular new weapons technologies: tactical nuclear weapons and precision guided munitions. For each, Kromer explores the political effects and implications of the new technology, an area of study that has received little attention until now.
目次
Acknowledgments Preface The Lure of New Weapons Alliance Formation in the Postwar Era Tactical Nuclear Weapons NATO's Environment and the Integration of Tactical Nuclear Weapons Tactical Nuclear Weapon--An Assessment Centrifugal Forces in the 1960s The Alliance in the 1970s: Continued Strains and New Technology Precision-Guided Munitions and NATO in the 1970s: Mixed Results Summary and Conclusions Strategic Defense Initiative--The New Technology of the Decade Appendixes Bibliography Index
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