A National Arms Control Policy for the 1980s

James E. Dougherty

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1981, vol. 457, issue 1, 174-185

Abstract: The SALT decade saw two balances—strategic and European—tilt against the West. Arms control policy requires better integration with U.S./Allied defense planning needs. It must address differences in superpower deterrence doctrines and negotiating requirements and NATO dependence on non-NATO areas. Policy in each arms control forum should be judged according to criteria of Western security interests and international strategic stability.

Date: 1981
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