International Political Effects of the Spread of Nuclear WeaponsJohn Kerry King Central Intelligence Agency, National Foreign Assessment Center, 1979 - International relations - 234 pages |
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1817 LIBRARIES acquire nuclear weapons acquisition of nuclear act of nuclear actors alliance American analysis Arab countries arms control assumption attack become behavior bomb Chinese clandestine conflict confrontation consequences conventional cooperation damage decade decision defense deterrence detonation disarmament economic effect Egypt Europe example foreign policy global hostilities impact increase India industrial influence international political Iran Israel Israeli issues Japan kilotons LDCs leaders less Libya limited major Middle East military missiles national security non-nuclear nuclear capability nuclear device nuclear facilities nuclear forces nuclear powers nuclear program nuclear proliferation nuclear terrorism nuclear threat nuclear war nuclear weapons Pakistan Peking plutonium possible potential probably problems proliferated world prospect reactors regional nuclear relations relationship retaliation risk rivalries Saudi significant South Asia South Korea Soviet Union spread of nuclear stability strategic strike structural superpowers tactical Taiwan targets technical terrorists Third World threaten United USSR vulnerable warheads Warsaw Pact weapons program