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Introductionn which European powers, operating either in conjunction with or even in concert against the superpowers, can diminish the chance of a war in Europe. We examine how a major arms reduction treaty has raised new, and increased the urgency of old, questions about such an aim.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288713d no longer be allowed to monopolize our thinking. For the sake of evenhandedness, however, we have not included in NATO’s total the strength of the Spanish armed forces, as the WTO is wont to do. These troops have no role on the central front, and WTO propaganda not withstanding, they are extremely

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ion.. Suppose NATO decided to increase its tank force by half of the current discrepancy — by buying 2650 new M-1 tanks. The immediate capital cost would be $5.83 .. A new M-198 howitzer costs the US Army $0.47 million — on the same basis, to make up 50 percent of the disparity between NATO and the