Arms Control without Negotiation: From the Cold War to the New World Order

Abstract

Unilateral Arms Control - a Conceptual Overview, B. Ramberg. Part 1 Unilateral Arms Control to Reduce Reciprocation: The Psychology of Arms Control and Reciprocation, D. Druckman The Former Soviet Union, R. Gottemoeller Moratoriums and Arms Control - Lessons from Nuclear Testing, Bacteriological Weapons, and Militarisation in Space, W. Heckrotte. Part 2 Defence Practice as Unilateral Arms Control: Nuclear Strategy, Force Procurement, and Deployment, C. Grey Choosing and Denying Technology, J. Pilat Self-Restraint in Nuclear Weapons Procurement - a Comparison of the Swedish, Swiss, Canadian, and German Cases, G. Quester The Politics of Unilateral Nuclear Free Zones - the Case of the South Pacific, T.V. Paul Conventional Arms Transfers and Arms Transfer Restraint, E. Laurence. Part 3 The Domestic Politics of Unilateral Arms Control: The Inter-War period, B. Lee Contemporary Philosophical Roots of the Peace Movement in Europe and the US, B. Bitzinger Congressional Politics to Induce Reciprocation, L. Jensen. Part 4 Conclusion - Redefining Arms Control: Whither Arms Control? - Unilateralism versus Negotiation in the New World Order, B. Ramberg.