202 Pages
by
Routledge
202 Pages
by
Routledge
Survival, the IISS’s bimonthly journal, challenges conventional wisdom and brings fresh, often controversial, perspectives on strategic issues of the moment. August-September 2009.
Commentary -- Stopping Nuclear North Korea /Mark Fitzpatrick -- Living with Nuclear North Korea /Bennett Ramberg -- Towards a New Strategy for NATO /Karl-Heinz Kamp -- Noteworthy Service and Dissent -- Learning Under Fire: Progress and Dissent in the US Military /Philipp Rotmann, David John and Jaron Wharton -- The Strategic Gap in British Defence Policy /Hew Strachan -- Storytelling -- Al-Qaeda's Palestinian Problem /Barak Mendelsohn -- Georgia's Story: Competing Narratives since the War /Lincoln Mitchell -- Swords to Ploughshares -- Nuclear Power, Disarmament and Technological Restraint /James M. Acton -- The Case for Peace before Disarmament /Matthew Longo and Ellen Lust -- Review Essays -- Moving on in South Africa /David White -- Freedom and Honour /Sarah Ludford -- Book Reviews -- Arms, Arms Control and Technology /Bruno Tertrais -- Asia-Pacific /Lanxin Xiang -- Russia and Eurasia /Oksana Antonenko -- Brief Notices -- Closing Argument -- A Change We Can Believe In? /David Calleo.
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