The key to nuclear restraint : the Swedish plans to acquire nuclear weapons during the Cold War / Thomas Jonter.
2016
U264.5.S8
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Title
The key to nuclear restraint : the Swedish plans to acquire nuclear weapons during the Cold War / Thomas Jonter.
ISBN
9781137581136 (electronic book)
1137581131 (electronic book)
9781137581129
1137581131 (electronic book)
9781137581129
Published
London : Palgrave Macmillan, [2016]
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (xiii, 293 pages)
Call Number
U264.5.S8
Dewey Decimal Classification
355.8/251190948509/04
Summary
Annotation Why have some nations acquired nuclear weapons while others have refrained from doing so? Most research related to this question has focused on states that have built nuclear weapons, yet little attention has been devoted to countries that have chosen nuclear restraint. This book analyzes Swedish plans to acquire nuclear weapons during the Cold War. Sweden was very close to putting a bomb together in 1960s but, for a number of reasons illuminated in this book, decision makers abandoned those plans and subsequently rose to become one of the most recognized players in the international game of disarmament. Thanks to the recent declassification of essential documentation in Sweden and United States, it is now possible to assemble a comprehensive analysis of the Swedish nuclear weapons program based on primary sources.
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Annotation Why have some nations acquired nuclear weapons while others have refrained from doing so? Most research related to this question has focused on states that have built nuclear weapons, yet little attention has been devoted to countries that have chosen nuclear restraint. This book analyzes Swedish plans to acquire nuclear weapons during the Cold War. Sweden was very close to putting a bomb together in 1960s but, for a number of reasons illuminated in this book, decision makers abandoned those plans and subsequently rose to become one of the most recognized players in the international game of disarmament. Thanks to the recent declassification of essential documentation in Sweden and United States, it is now possible to assemble a comprehensive analysis of the Swedish nuclear weapons program based on primary sources.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Online resource; title from PDF title page (viewed May 16, 2016).
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