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House of War

James Carroll

2006

Military technology, military strategy, and the arms race

Marek Thee

1986

A guide to the photovoltaic revolution

Gene Copeland, Paul D. Maycock, John Trever

1984

Atlas of global strategy

Lawrence Freedman

1985

Historical dictionary of atomic espionage

Glenmore S. Trenear-Harvey

2011

The nuclear seduction

Charles Derber, William A. Schwartz

1990

An introduction to strategic studies

Barry Buzan

1987

Waging nuclear peace

Robert Ehrlich

1985

Missile envy

Helen Caldicott

1984

Peace and the war industry

Kenneth Ewart Boulding

1970

The gathering storm

Winston S. Churchill

1948

The Use of Force: International Politics and Foreign Policy

Kenneth N. Waltz, Robert J. Art

1983

Star wars in a nuclear world

Solly Zuckerman, Baron Zuckerman

1987

Deception

Catherine Scott-Clark, Adrian Levy

2007

Despair and personal power in the nuclear age

Joanna Macy

1983

Trading in death

James Adams

1991

Weapons of war

Christopher Campbell

1983

Origins of the fourth world war

Jeffrey R. Nyquist, J. R Nyquist

1999

Reagan, God, and the bomb

F. H Knelman

1985

Malice in blunderland

Erich Geiringer

1985

The strategic defense initiative

Edward Reiss

1992

Out of justice, peace

James V. Schall

1984

Arsenals of folly

Richard Rhodes

2007

The State of the World Atlas

Michael Kidron, Ronald Segal, Dan Smith

1981

Danger and Survival

McGeorge Bundy

1990

Danger and survival

McGeorge Bundy

1988

Cry havoc

Joseph A. Maiolo

2010

The Soviet Union and the arms race

Holloway, David

1983

The Grand Scuttle

Dan Van der Vat, Dan Van Der Vat, Dan van der Vat

1982

First Strike! The Pentagon's Strategy for Nuclear War

Robert C. Aldridge

1983

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