Nuclear Ambitions: The Spread Of Nuclear Weapons 1989-1990

Leonard S. Spector · Jacqueline R. Smith

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The authors' fifth volume of a highly acclaimed series on the spread of nuclear weapons. With up-to-the-minute reporting, they assess the increasing threat of nuclear conflict in the Third World and analyses key long-term trends, including the growing impact of chemical weapon and ballistic missile proliferation on the strategic balance in the Middle East. Nuclear Ambitions is a Carnegie Endowment project, supported by grants from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Rockefeller Brothers fund.

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