Titlebook: Strategic Defence and Future of the Arms Race; John Holdren (Professor of Energy and Resources, C Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Space-Strike Arms and International Securityategic situation. Their sum total may be regarded as a complex dynamic macrosystem, the major element of which consists of nuclear, primarily strategic weapons. The state of this macrosystem depends not only on nuclear weapons, but also on many other elements and factors. There exists a well known,

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Strategic Defences and United States-Soviet Relationsd ballistic missile defences — the heart of any meaningful strategic defence — to an insignificant, tightly constrained minimum. No less important, after internal debates both within the United States and (less publicly but not less significantly) in the Soviet Union, an underlying accord was reache

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Weaponisation of Spaceeveloped after the conclusion of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, and became the main source of proliferation of warheads. If we had no MIRV, we would have today maybe 6–7 times fewer warheads. A very similar development is likely to happen in space, because the so- called defensive weapons in spa