Intervention and Disarmament: In a Culturally Diverse World

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part One Intervention -- 1 Culture and Intervention (Winter 1999) -- 2 Politics and Religion -- 3 The Strategy of War by Proxy (March 1981) -- 4 Should the West Arm Guerrillas? (1988) -- 5 The British Debate about Intervention in Yugoslavia (1994) -- 6 Forecasting the Outcome of the Gulf War (1991) -- 7 The PGM Revolution in Weaponry (June 1993) -- Part Two Nuclear Weapons and Disarmament -- Introduction -- 8 Blackett and Nuclear Weapons (2003) -- 9 Winston Churchill and British Disarmament Policy (December 1979) -- 10 Arms Control and Declining Powers (May 1980) -- 11 The Soviet Union and the Biological Weapons Convention (1983) -- 12 Autocrats and MDW (2006) -- 13 Forced Disarmament Without War -- 14 Minimum Deterrence and Democratic Verification (2021) -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.

Culture and Intervention -- Politics and Religion -- The Strategy of War by Proxy -- Should the West Arm Guerrillas? -- The British Debate about Intervention in Yugoslavia -- Assessing the Likely Outcome of the Gulf War -- A Potential Revolution in Weaponry -- The Western Response to 9/11 -- Blackett and Nuclear weapons -- Winston Churchill and British Disarmament Policy -- Arms Control and declining Powers -- The Soviet Union and the Biological Weapons Convention -- Forced Disarmament Without War -- Minimum Deterrence and Democratic Verification -- Conclusion.

"In this book, some of Philip Towle's major contributions are brought together to shed light on the Cold War and its aftermath. Intervention and Disarmament: In a Culturally Diverse World is useful for postgraduates and scholars interested in international affairs and warfare in the modern world"--

Culture and Intervention -- Politics and Religion -- The Strategy of War by Proxy -- Should the West Arm Guerrillas? -- The British Debate about Intervention in Yugoslavia -- Assessing the Likely Outcome of the Gulf War -- A Potential Revolution in Weaponry -- The Western Response to 9/11 -- Blackett and Nuclear weapons -- Winston Churchill and British Disarmament Policy -- Arms Control and declining Powers -- The Soviet Union and the Biological Weapons Convention -- Forced Disarmament Without War -- Minimum Deterrence and Democratic Verification -- Conclusion.