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036300
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Cambridge, The MIT Press, 1974.
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xviii, 526p.hbk
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SIPRI Yearbook 1974
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0262191296
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003079
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London, Taylor and Francis, 1982.
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xvi, 387p.
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085066229X
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025672
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London, Taylar and Francis, 1982.
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xv, 387p.
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085066229X
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004080
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Westmead, Gower Publishing, 1980.
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x, 260p.
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Adelphi library; no.3
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0566003449
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004042
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New York, W. W. Norton, 1976.
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x, 222p.
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0393091880
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001104
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DelhI, Public Interest Research Group, 1993.
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36p.
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034256
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New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1993.
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vii, 302p.
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0030016312
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046005
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Seattle, University of Washington Press, 2002.
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xviii, 362p.
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0295982128
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165803
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Despite the effort that went into strategizing and negotiating arms control during the Cold War, U.S. leaders remained divided over arms control’s intent and fundamental purpose. While there was general agreement that arms control should aim to avoid war, limit destructiveness, and decrease the costs of armaments, significant differences existed on the best specific policies to achieve these objectives.1 In approaching arms control negotiations, two schools of thought emerged by the late 1960s, when the Nixon administration came into office and began formulating its policies to guide the upcoming Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT). One school that can be labeled the “assured destruction approach” believed negotiations with the Soviets should be used to limit dangerous first-strike weapons.2 Meanwhile, a second school that can be called the “competitive strategies approach” maintained that arms limitation talks could be used by the United States to gain strategic advantage over the Soviet Union.3 These competing approaches divided an already disputatious administration, and even amid the successes of détente and the SALT talks sowed doubt about the ultimate goals of improved relations with the Soviet Union and the de-escalation of the arms race. The following pages will describe the origins and nature of the Nixon administration’s philosophical split over arms control fundamentals, and the personal and political rivalries it engendered.
The Purposes of Ar
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Post the Cuban missile crisis, the arms race started to be viewed as a “necessary evil.”1 A predominant feature of the US-Soviet relationship comprised the efforts made by the two superpowers to indulge in nuclear arms reduction for strategic stability. The Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty was one such effort of the arms control measures. On December 8, 1987 President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev signed the treaty and agreed to a ‘double global zero’ in which both short range and intermediate range missiles would be eliminated.2 This paper aims to study the background of the treaty by briefly tracing the reasons for the signing of the treaty, the obligations of the treaty, the successes of the treaty, its limitations, and the implications of withdrawing from the treaty.
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003087
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California, Stanford University Press, 1976.
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x, 444p.
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The Stanford Arms control group
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0804709343
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035790
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London, International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1988.
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262p.pbk
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0860791491
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035810
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London, International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1988.
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260p.pbk
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0860791491
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141086
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This research reviews the formation of the Yunnan-Burma frontier since the 1720s, when the Qing government reformed the administrative systems from chieftainships to official counties in the middle and southern Yunnan mountains areas. One of some crucial political changes was the policy of salt revenue which directly stimulated large scale ethnic resistance in the region of salt wells. However, the social political context of continuing ethnic conflicts was not only rooted in the reshaping of the salt-consuming districts, but also rooted in social changes in the Yunnan-Burma borderland because of increasing Han Chinese immigration and their penetration into mining, long distance trade and local agriculture. In order to successfully control mountain resources as the base of revenue, the Qing government continued to gradually integrate native Dai chieftains into official counties. Local resistance continued and reached a peak from the 1790s to the 1810s. Pushed by the Qing government, and with the collaboration of different social actors, the synthesized mobilization of frontier formation had made ethnic politics a main style of social political reconstruction, even if commercial exchange, long distance trade, and demographic reshaping also continued to be mixed with ethnic politics as another layer of the Yunnan-Burma frontier formation.
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ID:
062709
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033409
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Lexington, Lexington books, DC Heath and company, 1975.
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70p.
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062650
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036290
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Stockholm, Almquist and Wiksell., 1972.
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xxiv, 611p.hbk
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918511412X
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036299
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Stockholm, Almquist and wiksell, 1972.
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xxiv, 611p.hbk
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SIPRI Yearbook 1972.
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918511412X
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033577
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Stockholm, Almquist & Wiksell., 1972.
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xxiv, 611p.hbk
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918511412X
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