| Comparative Strategy 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A European security and defense identity - what role for the United States?(View from Germany) | International relations | Mey, Holger H. |
| Alternative grand strategies and intelligence implications.(US intelligence service) | International relations | DeConcini, Dennis |
| Alternative grand strategy options for the United States. | International relations | Payne, Keith B., Kohout, John J., III, Lambakis, Steven J., Rudney, Robert S., Stanley, Willis A., Victory, Bernard C., Vlahos, Linda H. |
| Ballistic missile proliferation in the Middle East.(View from Israel) | International relations | Feldman, Shai |
| Bound to fail: regional deterrence after the Cold War.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Arquilla, John |
| Can the United States and Russia reshape the international strategic environment? | International relations | Benson, Sumner |
| Clinton's "slow boat to Korea." (President Bill Clinton's policy on North Korea's nuclear program) | International relations | Crouch, J.D. II. |
| Conventional weapons transfers: US-Russian cooperation or rivalry. | International relations | Khripunov, Igor |
| Cruise missiles: new threats, new thinking. | International relations | Ranger, Robin, Ewing, Humphry Crum, Wiencek, David, Bosdet, David |
| Deterring the use of weapons of mass destruction: lessons from history.(US policy) | International relations | Payne, Keith B. |
| Documentation No.1. (Department of Defense press release on the DOD's Nuclear Posture Review) | International relations | |
| Documentation No.2. (Department of Defense Briefing on Nuclear Posture Review) | International relations | |
| Documentation No.3. (White House press release of joint statement by the Presidents of Russia and the US on strategic stability and nuclear security) | International relations | |
| Documentation No.4. (statement of Deputy Secretary of Defense John Deutch before House Foreign Affairs Committee on US nuclear weapons policy) | International relations | |
| Documentation. (Senate letters regarding missile defense plans; text of Theater Missile Defense Act of 1995 and other laws) | International relations | |
| Extended air defense - Germany between European and transatlantic orientations. (Germany seeks international military cooperation)(View from Germany) | International relations | Mey, Holger H. |
| German-American relations: the case for a preference.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Mey, Holger H. |
| In search of national security: strategic concepts of the Republic of China at a crossroads.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Hu, Wei-Jen |
| Intelligence for a purpose.(strategic policy for the US) | International relations | Wallop, Malcolm |
| Maintaining stability in the presence of nuclear proliferation in the Asia-Pacific region. | International relations | Xia Liping |
| Military structures in Kazakhstan: aims, parameters, and some implications for Russia.(View from Russia) | International relations | Shoumikhin, Andrei, Kortunov, Andrei, Kulchik, Yuri |
| Oil and democracy: the American dilemma in the Persian Gulf region.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Bahgat, Gawdat, Johar, Hasan |
| Sifting through the relics of confrontation. (Russia-West cooperation)(View from Russia) | International relations | Chashnikov, Sergey V. |
| Submarines, stealth, and silver bullets: low-rate production for high-leverage platforms. | International relations | Patton, James H., Jr. |
| Technology as a substitute for political action: a counter view of U.S. policy and strategy and their impacts.(View from India) | International relations | Sen, Samir K. |
| The expansion of NATO and the future of the CFE treaty. (Conventional Forces in Europe treaty)(View from Russia) | International relations | Chernov, Vladislav |
| The future of ballistic missile defense and its derivatives.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Sen, Samir K. |
| The helmets may be blue, but the blood's still red: the dilemma of U.S. participation in UN peace operations. | International relations | Warrington, Robert D. |
| The Korean nuclear deal: how might it challenge the United States? | International relations | Sokolski, Henry |
| The meaning of terrorism for the military commander. | International relations | Beres, Louis Rene |
| The nuclear deal with North Korea: is the glass half empty or half full?(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Bailey, Kathleen C. |
| The pen behind the fleet: the influence of Sir Julian Stafford Corbett on British naval development, 1898-1918. | International relations | Cleaver, Liam J. |
| The Republic of China on Taiwan: active partner in the Pacific Rim. (foreign policy of the Republic of China on Taiwan) | International relations | Chien, Fredrick F. |
| The U.S.-Japan alliance and the U.S.-South Korea alliance: their origins, dilemmas, and structures.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Murata, Koji |
| The weapon stockpiles.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Shoumikhin, Andrei |
| To create a United Nations fire brigade. (United Nation's peace keeping force) | International relations | Haynes, Lukas, Stanley, Timothy W. |
| Transatlantic cooperation on missile defense: a French perspective. | International relations | Conze, Henri |
| Turkey's new security environment, nuclear weapons and proliferation.(Special Issue: Regional Conflicts and Cooperation) | International relations | Sezer, Duygu Bazoglu |
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