Conventional arms control and East-West security
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Conventional arms control and East-West security
Clarendon Press, 1989
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Rev. papers originally presented at a conference in Moscow, Dec. 8-11, 1988
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Containing background material on the current East-West arms control negotiations, this book is prepared by experts representing the key participating nations in these negotiations. It clarifies some of the key conceptual issues related to the Vienna Talks on Conventional Forces in Europe. It outlines the reasons why there is renewed interest in conventional arms, because of the improved relationships between the superpowers, the domestic economic problems in the Soviet Union as well as the budget deficit problems in the United States and President Corbachev's new political strategy in Europe.
Table of Contents
- The general state of European security, Janusz Symonides and Francois Heisbourg
- the military balance in Europe, Alexei Arbatov et al
- the political objectives of conventional arms control, Laszlo Labody and Ian Cuthbertson
- the military objective of conventional arms control, A.A.Konovalov and K.Peter Stratmann
- NATO/WTO military doctrine, Andrei Kokoshin and Peer Lange
- conventional arms control reduction approaches, Alexei Arbatov et al
- verifying conventional force reductions and limitations, Andrzej Karkoszka and Jonathan Dean
- confidence- and security-building measures, Adam-Daniel Rotfeld and Timothy Wirth
- constraints, Manfred Mueller et al
- nuclear weapons and conventional arms control, Alexei Vasiliev and Arnold Kanter.
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