Titlebook: Britain and Nuclear Weapons; Lawrence Freedman Book 1980 Royal Institute of International Affairs 1980 Britain.Great Britain.nuclear.weapo

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Mary J. Cronin,Tiziana C. Dearingal situation at a time when the requirements of domestic economic management point to constriction. One possible way out would be a period of serious detente, accompanied by equally serious arms control, which would calm East-West relations and allow both sides to reduce their force levels without a diminution of security.

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The New Performance Imperatives,The main aim of this book thus far has been to describe, as fully as possible, the evolution of British nuclear weapons policy and the factors that have influenced it. However, it would be wrong to conclude without some attempt to assess the arguments for and against Britain remaining a nuclear power.

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,The Labour Government and Nuclear Weapons 1964–70,The Labour Party won the October 1964 general election after a campaign during which the Conservative Party had suggested that the future of the nuclear deterrent was at stake. Yet the . programme survived the new Government, with the only slight concession to the anti-nuclear lobby being the cut of the planned force from five to four boats.

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Nuclear Politics in Europe,The decision-making on the long-range theatre nuclear weapons in 1979 was very much influenced by the experience of the previous 2 years with the ‘neutron bomb’.

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