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The Harpers Monthly • 159 Years, 1,819 Issues, 37,049 Articles, 242,748pp
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Books: Nuclear Bookshelf
The Day After Midnight, by Michael Riordan
by Michael Howard
The Harpers Monthly, February 1983, pp. 65-70
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Reviewed Books and Films
  1. The Day After Midnight (1982)
    Michael Riordan
    The Effects of Nuclear War
    3 Reviews
  2. The Evolution of Nuclear Strategy (1981)
    Lawrence Freedman
    5 Reviews
  3. Thinking About the Next War (1983)
    Thomas Powers
    4 Reviews, 1 Readable
  4. The Nuclear Delusion (1982)
    George F. Kennan
    Soviet-American Relations in the Atomic Age
    8 Reviews, 2 Readable
  5. Indefensible Weapons (1982)
    Robert Jay Lifton and Richard A. Falk
    The Political and Psychological Case Against Nuclearism
    5 Reviews
  6. Beyond the Cold War (1982)
    E.P. Thompson
    A New Approach to the Arms Race and Nuclear Annihilation
    7 Reviews, 1 Readable
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