Political Science Quarterly: June 1960: Review: The Question of National Defense.,The Failure of Atomic Strategy & a New Proposal for the Defence of the West.,Strategy in the Missile Age.,Atomic Energy in the Soviet Union.,Science and Technology in Contemporary War.,Science and Technology in Contemporary War.,National Strategy in an Age of Revolutions.

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Volume 75 - Number 2 - June 1960

pp. 292-296

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The Question of National Defense, Oskar Morgenstern

The Failure of Atomic Strategy & a New Proposal for the Defence of the West, F. O. Miksche

Strategy in the Missile Age, Bernard Brodie

Atomic Energy in the Soviet Union, Arnold Kramish

Science and Technology in Contemporary War, G. I. Pokrovsky and Raymond L. Garthoff

National Strategy in an Age of Revolutions, George B. de Huszar

Reviewed by Edward L. Katzenbach

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