Ethics and nuclear deterrence

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New York: St. Martin's Press (1982)
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BR115.A85.E86 1982

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International humanitarian law.Geoffrey Best
The case for negotiated disarmament.Roy Dean
Theological method in the deterrence debate.G. R. Dunstan
Deterrence and détente.Geoffrey Goodwin
In defence of deterrence.Arthur Hockaday
Concluding comments.Ronald Hope-Jones
A Christian unilateralism from a Christian background.Bruce Kent
Deep cuts are morally imperative.Barrie Paskins

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