Titlebook: Strategic Stalemate; Nuclear Weapons and Michael Krepon Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984 Arms

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Arms Control,opolitical contest. At the far right, the idea of arms control agreements with a committed adversary was a contradiction in terms. Here, the competition was seen entirely as a zero-sum game — one side advanced only at the other side’s expense.

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Stalemate,ate over arms control and nuclear weapons. The views expressed over time by men like George Kennan and Paul Nitze demonstrate a pattern of discourse that has led to a domestic condition of political stalemate.

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Consensus Bargaining,n a more concise and literate manner.”. The same could be said for imaginative solutions to the domestic condition of strategic stalemate. After all, each camp has long had its own list of preferences for arms control and nuclear weapon developments over which battles have been waged for almost four

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. Although research on the impact of those legislative initiatives on city-making processes is extensive, little attention has been paid to the use of those laws. Here, we present a new perspective by investigating the role and the strategies of stake-holders: How are the inhabitants, elected repres

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Michael Kreponstan’s economy but also for regional cooperation (Daily Capital, CPEC project a game changer for the region: Nawaz, 2015; Fazil, Pakistan: what stands in CPEC’s way? 2016; Khan, Is China-Pakistan Economic Corridor really a game changer? Pakistan Today, 2015b; Sahgal, China – Pakistan economic corrid

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Michael Krepon humankind and in the process annihilating our coastal and marine ecosystems. This process has a two-way ripple effect on both the coastal and marine resources and the ever-growing numbers of people. Increasing coastal population accelerates pressure and rate of coastal development, increases urban