The moral legacy of the Cold War

Article Abstract:

The former Strategic Air Command commander-in-chief stresses the importance of the total elimination of nuclear weapons. He noted that, despite the end of the Cold War, there is still distrust among strategists and countries and that some strategists believe in controlled nuclear proliferation. He believes that total elimination can be achieved through multilateral agreements promising large reductions.

Military aspects, Nuclear nonproliferation, Cold War, 1945-1991

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Time for teach-ins on globalisation

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An interview is conducted with Robert S. McNamara, the US Secretary of Defence during the period of the war in Vietnam and the former president of the World Bank. He provides his views on the issue of globalisation, with particular focus on the protests which have been raised on an international basis.

Demonstrations and protests, Interview, International economic relations, International trade, Observations, McNamara, Robert S., Teach-ins

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The nuclear emperor has no clothes

Article Abstract:

Three alternatives are available to the five nuclear powers of the world in resolving the issue of nuclear weapons. These are the continued implementation of 'extended deterrence,' wherein nuclear weapon production would be limited, a minimum deterrent force and a return to a non-nuclear world.

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