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Randall Forsberg • 3 Items / 1 Book, 2 Articles
Seeds of Promise (1983)
by Randall Forsberg, Richard L. Garwin, Paul C. Warnke, and Robert W. Dean
The First Real Hearings on the Nuclear Arms Freeze
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Published Reviews
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    Military National Security and Arms Control (6 Reviews)
    Space War, by David Ritchie
    1. Space War by David Ritchie
    2. Seeds of Promise by Randall Forsberg, Richard L. Garwin, and Paul C. Warnke, ...
    3. Limited Nuclear War by Ian Clark
    4. A General's Life by Omar N. Bradley and Clay Blair
    5. Defense and Foreign Affairs Handbook, 1990-1991 by Gregory R. Copley
    6. Spy/Counterspy by Vincent Buranelli and Nan Buranelli
    Orbis, Summer 1983, pp. 496-497
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    Recent Books on International Relations (12 Reviews)
    Andrew J. Pierre
    General: Military, Technological, and Scientific
    1. Seeds of Promise by Randall Forsberg, Richard L. Garwin, and Paul C. Warnke, ...
    2. Living with Nuclear Weapons by Derek Bok, Albert Carnesale, Paul Doty, and Stanley Hoffmann, ...
    3. What Kinds of Guns Are They Buying for Your Butter? by Sheila Tobias, Peter Goudinoff, and Stefan Leader, ...
    4. The Soviet Union and the Arms Race by David Holloway
    5. The Threat by Andrew Cockburn
    6. The New High-Ground by Thomas Karas
    7. Arms Deal by Ingemar Dorfer
    8. Arms Transfers Under Nixon by Lewis Sorley
    9. Paradoxes of Power by Adam Yarmolinsky and Gregory Foster
    10. Defense Economics by Gavin Kennedy
    11. World Nuclear Energy by Ian Smart
    12. Terrorism, Legitimacy and Power by Martha Crenshaw
    Foreign Affairs, Summer 1983, pp. 1193-1194