Ziegler David W (49 results)

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Softcover. Condition: Fine. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Leichte Verschmutzung / Farbtonveränderung. War, Peace, and International Politics begins by examining a unique characteristic of international relations: war. The text seeks to discover the causes of war by looking at historical cases and moves from these cases to theories about the causes of war. It then looks at a variety of proposals for eliminating war, or, if not eliminating, then reducing its incidence or ameliorating its effects. Ten different approaches to reducing conflict are assessed for weaknesses and strengths.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - National leaders are debating the merits of American weapons in space. A decision to operationally deploy such weapons would reverse the United States' longstanding commitment to space as a sanctuary. That sanctuary--the idea that space should remain relatively unthreatened by weapons--has been challenged in the past but for the most part still exists today. Further weaponizing space, though, could change that and introduces important issues.The political, military, social, economic, and diplomatic ramifications of American space weapons demand that strategists carefully consider all sides of this critical debate. Current defense literature, however, indicates analysts and leaders have been slow to develop the arguments supporting a space sanctuary. This omission could undermine the military community's appreciation for all aspects of both problem and solution. In turn, the quality of the space strategy eventually pursued might suffer.This essay attempts to understand the argument against weapons in space. It asks the question: could pursuing a space sanctuary policy in the immediate future benefit the national interest The essay answers the question by articulating the strongest possible argument for a space sanctuary strategy today. That argument asserts that America has historically benefited from sanctuary space policies since the 1950s. Recognizing that history is rarely perfectly prescriptive, however, the argument goes on to challenge the fundamental convictions of today's space weapon proponents as well. Contemporary evidence is used to assert that the U.S. can reduce its potential vulnerabilities in space without weaponizing. Evidence is introduced to show that other nations pose no real threat to American security in space today. Finally, the sanctuary argument is extended to propose that deferring development of space weapons, for now, serves national interests in the diplomatic, military, economic, and domestic arenas.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This study attempts to understand the argument against weapons in space. It asks the question: Could pursuing a space sanctuary policy in the immediate future benefit the national interest This study answers the question by articulating the strongest possible argument for a space sanctuary strategy today.…

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Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnNational leaders are debating the merits of American weapons in space. A decision to operationally deploy such weapons would reverse the United States longstanding commitment to space as a sanctuary. That sanctuary--the idea that.

Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnThis study attempts to understand the argument against weapons in space. It asks the question: Could pursuing a space sanctuary policy in the immediate future benefit the national interest? This study answers the question by artic.