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Humans have wielded weapons since the beginning of recorded history, both against other humans and the beasts that threatened them or provided them sustenance. With the rise of the modern nation-state, every nation accumulated weapons for waging wars with other nations, or for deterring them.
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Humans have wielded weapons since the beginning of recorded history, both against other humans and the beasts that threatened them or provided them sustenance. With the rise of the modern nation-state, every nation accumulated weapons for waging wars with other nations, or for deterring them.
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Arms Control: Problems of Success
The Adelphi Papers, 1989In the early 1980s, when some existing arms-control agreements were subjects of friction, when proposals for new accords were in trouble, and when the benefits of arms control were being questioned, many resisted the fashion and instead stuck obstinately to their arms-control guns. In particular, several writers (including some associated with the IISS)
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Disarmament, Arms Control and Arms Race
2018In coming years, various emerging and/or disruptive technologies and various other technological innovations happening from time to time are expected to get refined, adapted and used at a remarkable rate by military establishments globally. The rapidity in innovation and development is also expected to bring in the ethos of scientific uncertainty ...
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The Naval Arms Race and Arms Control
1985All branches of military activity have in one way or another been addressed at negotiations to halt the arms race, with one notable exception: naval activities and forces. Before World War II there were some significant arms control agreements relating to naval forces, such as the 1922 Washington Convention and the 1930 London Treaty, and there is the ...
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Arms Transfers and Arms Control
Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science, 1969Lincoln P. Bloomfield, Amelia C. Leiss
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Arms Control and Arms Reductions in Foreign Policy
2017Arms control is a strategy by governments to overcome the security dilemma with institutionalized cooperation. It comes in three versions, arms control proper, with stability as the main objective; non-proliferation as a sub-category of arms control, so understood with the main objective being to preserve the distributive status quo concerning certain ...
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Arms and Arms Control: A Symposium and Arms Control and the Problem of Evasion
International Affairs, 1963openaire +2 more sources