The arms dynamic in world politics

Barry G. Buzan · Eric Herring

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Part 1 Tracing the Arms Dynamic: Revolutions in Military Technology The Global Spread of Military Technology The Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction. Part 2 Explaining the Arms Dynamic: Arms Racing and the Arms Dynamic The Action-Reaction Model The Domestic Structure Model Relating the Two Models. Part 3 Using the Arms Dynamic: Force Threats Symbols. Part 4 Controlling the Arms Dynamic: Military Means as a Source of Security Problems Arms Control Non-offensive Defence Disarmament. Part 5 Conclusion.

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