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Beskrivning
As part of its general rethinking of America's global strategy, the Bush Administration initiated a re-examination of America's nuclear doctrine that has generated considerable controversy with its focus on maintaining a reliance on nuclear weapons and potentially increasing willingness to use them.
JAMES J. WIRTZ is in the Department of National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, USA.JEFFREY A. LARSEN works at the Larsen Consulting Group.
Recensioner i media
'This compendium of expertise has no equal and will readily find its utility on student reading lists and the shelves of practitioners, commentators and critics'. - Glen M. Segell, Institute of Security Policy, UK 'This volume...highlights the path-breaking character of the NPR, without embracing it as a panacea or dismissing it as a dangerous folly. The result is a useful stimulus to renewed thinking about the requirements of nuclear security.' - Brad Roberts, Institute for Defense Analyses, USA 'This volume contains both sympathetic analyses and informed critiques of the Bush Administration's nuclear weapons policies. The authors pierce the fog of confusion that has surrounded nuclear doctrine and shed important new light on changes in U.S. strategic planning and its impact on other nations around the globe.' - Scott D. Sagan, Stanford University, USA
Innehållsförteckning
Introduction; J.J.Wirtz Section I: Context Introduction Historical Background; M.Trachtenberg Assessing the Nuclear Posture Review; C.Glaser & S.Fetter Section II: Implementing the NPR The New Triad; J.Pilat Global Strike and Integration of Nuclear/Conventional Integration; D.Gormley Missile Defense and Offense-Defense Integration?; K.Kartchner Responsive Infrastructure; S.Maaranen Section III: Controlling the Strike Complex Command and Control; N.Busch Intelligence; C.Ball The Military Services; J.Smith Section IV: Effects and Implications Arms Control; J.A.Larsen Nonproliferation; J.Knopf Section IV: International Reactions NATO Allies; D.Yost Russia; A.G.Saveliev South Asia; P.Burgess Northeast Asia; B.Berry Middle East; J.Russell Conclusion; J.A.Larsen
