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Sunken Treaties: Naval Arms Control Between the Wars

Sunken Treaties: Naval Arms Control Between the Wars

Paperback

International Relations

ISBN10: 0271010347
ISBN13: 9780271010342
Publisher: Penn St Univ Pr
Published: Sep 15 1994
Pages: 368
Weight: 1.13
Height: 0.94 Width: 5.92 Depth: 8.12
Language: English

In this analysis of naval arms control between the two world wars, Emily Goldman dissects the underlying assumptions of arms control theory that have guided theorizing and practice for the past thirty years. She concludes that because there has been a near-exclusive focus on the behavior of the superpowers and on the consequences of nuclear technology, the arms control process has been artificially constrained in its scope and potential. Returning to the most important historical precedent of arms control prior to the Cold War, Goldman demonstrates that there are two distinct strategies of arms control, one that integrates force limitation with political conflict resolution and one that confines itself to technical limitations exclusively.

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