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Based on formal content analysis of the writings of Admiral Sergei G. Gorshkov and past Soviet ministers of defense and heads of the Politburo, James J. Tritten interprets what the Soviets say they will do in the event of nuclear war. He then constructs a hardware and exercise analysis of the strategic employment of the Soviet Navy in a nuclear war, offering three possible cases-the a bolt from the blue, with existing forces on patrol; full mobilization; and a plausible case of partial mobilization. In addition, Dr. Tritten examines, from a Soviet perspective, concepts of deterrence, the strategic goals and missions of the fleet, nuclear targeting policy, the Sea Lines of Communication (SLOC) disruption mission, and the potential for tactical nuclear warfare limited to the sea. The author concludes by assessing the implications of Soviet politico-military planning for Western defense strategy and arms control.

Decision making in special education: how are decisions made? -- Finding children with special needs: eligibility -- Differentiated programs for children with disabilities -- Personnel preparation and technical assistance -- Research and evaluation -- Finance and data systems -- Educational planning for children with special needs -- Technology and children with disabilities -- The education of gifted students -- Outside forces that affect decisions in special education -- Some alternative futures of special education

Holiday carols are banned from public schools, yet no mail is delivered on Christmas Day and US coins bear "In God We Trust". This work chronicles key court cases that have shaped the tenuous relationship between Church and State throughout American history