Strategic Defense and the American Ethos: Can the Nuclear World Be Changed?
The concept and utility of strategic defense should be evaluated in an embracing cultural context defined by the values, attitudes, and worldview of society--its ethos. The Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) responds both to changes in the American ethos and to shifts in the balance of power. Together, these changes have undermined the basis of U.S.
GenresPolitical ScienceStrategic Defense InitiativeNational securityUnited StatesDeterrence (Strategy)National characteristics, American
119 pages, 6 editions
English edition · First published 1986 by Routledge · ISBN 9780429307584
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6 editions
English
- Strategic Defense and the American Ethos: Can the Nuclear World Be Changed? · Routledge · 2019 · ISBN 9780429307584 This page
- Strategic Defense and the American Ethos: Can The Nuclear World Be Changed? · Routledge · 2020 · ISBN 9780367288839
- Strategic Defense and the American Ethos: Can the Nuclear World Be Changed? · Routledge · 2019 · ISBN 9781000313208
- Strategic Defense and the American Ethos: Can the Nuclear World Be Changed? · Routledge · 2019 · ISBN 9781000241327
- Strategic Defense and the American Ethos · Routledge · 2019 · ISBN 9781000277265
- Strategic Defense and the American Ethos: Can the Nuclear World Be Changed? · Westview Press with the Foreign Policy Institute, School of Advanced International Studies, The Johns Hopkins University · 1986 · ISBN 9780813304663
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