US. AI 0 Y 

LIBRAR 

Special Bibliography 

No. 2 

February 1962 
This bibliography was compiled for use by 

ticipants in the Fourth Air Force Academy 

(4-7 April 1962), sponsored jointly by the 

Force Academy and the American Assembly of 

University, 

This bibliography represents a selected portion 

of the holdings of the Air Force Academy Library on 

this vast subject. It was prepared by members of 

the Library staff in conjunction with the Department 

of Political Science. 

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PART 111 

PART IV 

PART V 

PART VI 

PART VI1 

PART VI11 

PART IX 

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BACKGROUND DATA - - - - - - - - - - - 

LJCATIONS QF *-ICPOLITICAL Ap;ID MILITARY - - - - - 

SOVIET VmWS - ... - - - /... 0.. oI. a - 10 

ECONOMIC ASPECTS . - - - - - - - - - 

NUCLEAR WAPOMS TESTS - - - 

APPROACHES 

INSPECTION Ap;ID CONTROL, - - - - - - - - - 19 

- - - - - - - - - 21 

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- - - .. - 13 

ROPOSALS - - - - - - - - 15 

ADDITIONAL REFERENCES 

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art I - P 

Data 

American Assembly. Arms control; issues p- for the I 

. Englewood Cliffs, N. . , Prentice -Hall , 1961. (JX 1974 A51) 

Barnet, Richard J. Who wants disarmament? Boston, _I_ 

Beacon Press, 1960. (JX 1974 B26) 

Bechhoefer, Bernhard G. Postwar negotiations for 

arms control. Washington, D . Ca , Brookings 

Institution, 1961. (JX 1974 B39) 

Bib;klund, Elis . International atomic 

a decade; an 

P-- 

into the problem of atomic weapons 

eriod 1945-1955. Princeton, N. J., Van Nostrand, 

1956. (JX 1974 B61) 

- - -- - 

Boggs, Marion W. ..,Attempts define and limit 

It aggressive" armament - in diplomacy - and s trate~gy. 

Columbia, University of Missouri, l941. 

(JX 1974 B67) 

Bowen, Adelphia D . The disarmament movement , 1918- 

1935. (doctoral dissertation) New York, Columbia 

University, 1956. (microfilm) 

Brennan, Donald G., ed. Arms control, disarmament, 

and national security. New York, G, Braziller, 

1961. (JX 1974 383) 

- 

Bull, Hedley. The control of the arms race. disarmament and arms control in the missile age. New 

York, Praeger, 1961. (JX 1974 €393) 

- - I -, 

--- -- 

Collart, Yves. Disarmament; 2 study guide - and 

bibliography on the efforts of the United Nations 

The Hague, M.Nijhoff, 1958.-(=1974 C69)-* 
Eichelberger, 0 4 

Pagan, George 

University 

Collections 

-

I927 -1937 - . 

Zreat Britain. Foreign Office, Documents on British 

foreign policy, 1919-1939, (Series 11) London, 

H, M, Stationery Office, DA 566,7 G78) 

- ____IHoag, Charles L, Preface to 

Wash fng ton d is armament 

opinion, Washington, D 

on Public Affairs, 1941 

Lefever, Ernest W. Arms and arms control. York, 

Praeger, 1961. 

Yartin, Andrew. Collective security, a progress 

report. Paris, UNESCO, 1952. (JX 19313 ~37) 

Nutting, Anthony. Disarmament, an outline -of - the 

negotiations. London, Oxford University Press, 

1959. (JX 1974 N98) 

Seton-Watson, Hugh. Neither -war - nor peace; - the struggfe 

for power in the post-war world. New York, Praeger, 

1960, (D 840 S49) 

- - 

Tate, Merze. The disarmament illusion; the movement 

New York, 

- 

-- for a limitation - of armaments to 19U7, 

Macmillan, 1942. (JX 1974 T2Ld) - 

. - The United States - and armaments. 

Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1948 a 

(JX 1974 T21) 

2 
a tee Committee on Foreign Re 

isarmament Ii Conference -on - dis 

tests (Geneva , continuance of nuclear 

his tory of political and technical developments 

negotiations, October 31, 1958-August 22, 1960) 

washington, Government Printing Office, 1960. 

(Y 4.F 76/2:N 88/2) 

- - 

t ions 

- 

Of 

0 

IJS. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign 

Relations, Subcommittee on Disarmament. Control 

and reduction pf armaments) final report, 1958. 

Washington, Government Printing Office, 1958. ---.IU .S . Department of State . His torica1 Office. 

Documents on disarmament, 

Washington, Government Pri 

(3X 1974 U51) 

- 

U.S. Department of State. Office of Pub 

Disarmament at 5 glance (to May 1961) 

Government Pznting Office, 1961, (S 1,71:154/2) 

US. Library of Congress. 

Service. 

- of documents, 1919-2, 

Printing Office, 1956. 

iG Services * , 

Kashington, 

Legislative Reference 

Washington, Government 

(Y 4.F 7612: D 63/2/919-55) 

Disarmament - and security; g collection 

* * * * 

Periodical Articles 

Dougherty, James E. The disarmament debate. - Orbis 

5:342-359, Fall 1961. 

Mr . McCloy resigns as advisor 

reports on U.S. activities 

armament and arms control. 

- State Bulletin 45:762-770, 

to the 

in fie1 

0. U.S. 

Novembe 

-- 

President, 

.d of disDepartment 

r 1961. 

of 

1111 

3 
Official report of the United States delegation to 

the conference of the ten-nation committee on dis - 

armament, March 15-June 28, 

_I_ of State Bulletin 4326 

Perkins, Dexter. Peace and armament, Virginia 

Quarterly Review 36:497-5 6, Autumn f%0* 

Schuman, Frederick L. Q current 

History 41~267-272 

Waltz, Kenneth N, Reason, will an 5, Political 

Science Quarterly 74:412-419, Sep 59. 

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For additional materials check periodical in 

subject headings cited on page 22, 

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, 

Gallios, Pierre, The balance of terror: .I_ 

-- for the nuclear . Boston, Houghton 

Kahn, Herman. On thermonuclear war, Princeton, 

Princeton Unzersity Press, 1960. (UF 767 K12 1961) 

Kennedy, John F, The r__ 

of peace. New York, 

Harper, 1960, (E 835 K35) 

Kissinger, Henry A. The - necessity 

respects of American foreign 

Larper, 1961. (UA 23 K6n) 

National Planning Association. 1970 without arms 

control: implications of modern 

technology. Washington, National Planning 

Association, 1958. (UA 11 N27) 

U .So Congress. Senate e Committee of Foreign 

Relations, Subcommittee on Disarmament. 

Chemical - biological-radiological (CBR) warfare 

-- and its disarmament aspects. 

Government Printing Office, 1960. 

Washington, 

(Y 4.F 76e2:W 23) 

U. S. Library of Congress. Legislative Reference 

Service. Controlling the further development 

- of nuclear weapons: collection of excerpts 

-and a - bibliography. 

Printing Office, 1958, (Y 4.F 76/2:N 88) 

Washington, Government 

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For additkmal materials check periodica exes 

and subject headings cited QTI page 22, 

.. 

6 
- of American 

ter, 1961. (E 841 AT) 

Bloomfield, Lincoln P. The future course of 

in terna t ional 

Center for Int tudies , Massachusetts 

Institute of Technofogy for Technical Military 

Planning 0 eration, General Electric 

1958. Santa Barbara, Calif., Genera 

Company, 1958. (TEmO Report RM 58T 

durin. 1965-19706 

Brodie, Bernard. Strategx in the 

Princeton, Princeton University 

(UA 11 B86) 

Flanders, Ralph E. Letter to g Boston, 

Beacon Press, 1956. (E 744 F58) 

Fleming, Denna F. The cold war and its * * e 

2 vols, (especially Vd-6 XI) Garden City, 

N. Y . , Doubleday, 1961 a 

Goldharner, Herbert The political consequences of 

- a hypothetical 7 arms control agreement. 

Monica, Calif., RAND Corp., 1961. 

Santa 

(Rf.I 2758) 

Hekhuis, Dale J., et al., eds. 

problems - and prospects e Santa Barbara, Calif o, 

Technical Military Planning Operation. General 

International stability 

Electric Company, 1961.. (TEMPO Report R 6lTMf-90) 

Huntington, Samuel P. The common defense: strategic 

programs 5 national politics6 

University Press, 1961. 

New Yo&, Columbia 

(UA 23 H95c) 

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National Planning Association The Nth country problem 

-___I and arms control. 

Association, 1960. (JX 1974 N27) 

ashhgton, National Planning 

Nixon, Richard M, The we face, New York, --.1111)--.-..111 

McGraw-Hi11 , 1960. (E 835 N73) 

Schelling, Thomas C. The strategy of co 

Cambridge, Harvard University Press 

(BF 637 .N4 S32) 

Strausz-Hupe', Robert, et ale 4 fOX" -.1111111 

America. New York, Harper, 1. 

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Perfodical Articles 

Arms control and national strategy, panel discussion. 

General Electric Defense Quarterly 428-35, 

March 1961. 

Baldwin, Hanson W. If sixteen countries had the bomb. 

-New - York Times Magazine, pp. 7, 68-71, 12 February 

1961. (Academy Library has microfilm edition.) 

0 Ikle, Fred C. Nth countries and disarmament. Bulletin 

-of - the Atomic Scientists 16:391-394, December 1960. 

Kelly, George A. Arms control and the military establishment. Military Review 41:62-72, January 1961 . 

Strategy for peace, compilation of suggestions from 

editors, military and business leaders, statesmen 

and educators. General Electric Defense Quarterly 

4: 3-21, January-m961 

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For additional materials check periodical. indexes and 

subject headings cite on page 22, 

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un 

y the -___. 

the 
Benoit, Emile. Econmic 0 

New York, Pnstitute for 

Hitch, Charles J.,and McKean 

of defense in the nuclear 

RAND Corporation, 1960, 

- 

National Planning Associat 

economy ad-just 

D. C., National 

* * Jt. 

Periodical Artfcles 

Harris, Seymour. Can we prosper without am? 

York Times Magazine, pp. 2 

(The Academy Library has t 

. The economics of dfsarmament, 

Current History 33:216-220, tober P95L 

Leontief, Wassily We, and Woffenberg, Marvin, The 

economic effects of disarmament. Scientific 

American 204:47-55, April 1961. 

Schelfing, Thomas C. Arms control will not cut 

defense costs. 

March-April 1961 , 

Harvard Business Review 39:6-14.f; 

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For additional material on economic aspects, see card 

catalog under the subject heading WAR-ECONOMIC ASPECTS, 

The same subject is useful with the periodical indexes, 

along with DISARMAMENT-ECONOMIC ASPECTS. 

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_I( ests 

future & 

No, 145) New 

- World Affairs 

Center, 1961. 

National PI. international ing ton, 

D. C., N laming Association, 1.958 a 

U.Sa Congress. Joint C ittee on Atomic Energy, 

Fallout - from nuclear weapons tests, 

analysis of hearings May 5-8, 1959, 

1st session. Washington, Gover 

Office, 1959. (Y 4,At 7/2:F 

U,S. Congress. Joint Committee on 

Technical aspects 7 of detection an 

controls ofg nuclear weapons 

Congress, 1st session. Washington, Government 

Printing Office, 1960. (Y 4.At 7/2:W 37/2/pts. 

1 and 2) 

U .So Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign 

Relations. Conference on the discontinuance - of 

nuclear weapons tests, analysis - of progress and 

positions of participating p-arties, October - 1958-

August 1960, 86th Congress, 2nd session. Washingtoi 

Government Printing Office, 1960. (Y 4.F 76/2:N 88, 

US , Congress a Senate. Committee on Foreign Relation: 

Technical problems and the Geneva -test ban - 

negotiations, hearing before a subcommittee of 

the Committee on Foreign Relations, 86th Congress, 

2nd session . Washington, Government Printing 

Office, 19160, (Y 4.F 76/2:G 28/51 

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iederholt G e 

fallout 

Technical Military P1 

tric Company, 1959. (QH 652 W64) 

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Periodical Articles 

3ethe, Hans A. The case for ending nuclear 

Atlantic 2O6:S3-5l3 August: 196 

Zehron, William J. History ~f poPiti 

developments of the negotiations 

from October 31, 1958, to August 22, 

Department 7 of State Bulletin 43:48 

1960. 

qurphy, Charles J. V. The case for resuming 

tests. Fortune 61:148-150, 178-190, April 

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For additional material consult the general periodical 

indexes cited on page 22 under the subject 

ATOMIC BOMBS - TESTING and ATOMIC WEAPONS - 

- Air University Periodical Index is now using headings 

of NUCLEAR WEAPONS - TESTING. 

. 

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of 3- *a - for __. 

disarmarnerit. Boston, Beacon Press, 1956, 

(3X 1974 369) 

Clark, GrenvilPe. A w for peace, New York, 

Harper, 1950, (TX 1974 C59) 

Clark. Grenville, and Soh, Louis B, World peace 

through world law. 7 2d ed., rev. Cambridge, 

Harvard University Press, 1960. (JX 1977 C59 1960) 

Cousins, Norman. In place of folly. Ne 

Harper, 1961. (JX 1974 C86) 

From, Erich. May man prevail? ty, N. Y., 

Doubleday, 1961, (D 843 F93) 

Frye, William I(. Disarmament; atoms into plowshares? 

(Headline Series, No. 113) New York, 

Policy Association, 1955. (JX 1974 F94) 

Hadley, Arthur. The nation's safety and arms control. 

New York, Viking Press, 1961. (JX 1974 H13) 

Halle, Louis J. Choice - for survival. New York, Harpel 

1958, (UA 11 H18) (Also available 0 in French 

edition, under title Guerre nucleaire paix 

/ - nucleaire comment survivre. Paris, Librairie, 

Minard, 1958 .) 

Hinterhof f , Eugene. Disengagement. London, s tevens 

6 Sons, 1959. 

Jessup, Philip C., and 

€or outer space and 

Columbia University 

- 

Taubenfeld, Howard J. Controls 

- the Antarctic analogy. 

Press, 1959, 

New York 

(JX 5775 .S3 JS) 

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hen * 

ancz , 

M3.elland, Charles 

_I_ and future war; 

Francisco, H. Chandler, 1960- (JX 1952 M12) 

ladariaga, Salvador de. Disarmament Mew York, CowardMcCann, 1929, (JX 1974 M17) 

ilasters, Dexter, and Way, Katherine, One world OF none, 

New York, McGraw, 1946. 

Vlills, Charles W, The causes ofworld 

York, Simon and Schuster, 1958. 

%och, Jules S. Human folly: to disarm 

dlontgomery, Bernard L. - An 

of East-West relations. 

Coo, 1959, (D 844 M78) --- 

%urnford, Lewis. The human 

Pendle Hill, 1958. (UA 

(UF 767 M68 

approach to sanity: a study 

Cleveland, World PubTishing 

way out. Wallingford, 

23 Mpolicy for war and peace. 

Cleveland, World Publishing Coo, 1960. 

(HD 9698 .US2 M98) 

Noel-Baker, Philip J. The arms race; a programme 

- for world disarmament. London, Stevens, 1958. 

(JX 1974 N76) 

Paufing, Linus C. No more war! New York, Dodd, 

Mead, 1958, (JX 1974 p32) 

Russefl, Bertrand R. Common sense and nuclear warfare. 

New York, Simon and Schuster, 1959. (D 843 R96) 

16 
rton H. 

Slick, Thomas 3. Permanent * -.-----.Ia check and balance 

plan. Englewood Cliffs, Ne A, Prentice-Hall, 

1958. (JX 1952 S63) 

Spingarn, Jerome Ha Ne to disarmament e 

(Headline Series, No. 151) 

Association-World Affairs Center, 1962. (JX 1974 S75: 

New YEk, Foreign Policy 

Stone, Julius. Quest for survival: -the -role of 

-- law 

and foreign policye Cambridge, Harvar Un ive rs i t y 

Press, 1961, (JX 1952 S87) 

- 

Toynbee, Philip. The fearful choice; 

nuclear policy.. e 

Press, 1958, (UA 13, T75) 

Detroit, byne S 

Warburg, James P. Disarmament: the challenge -of - the 

nineteen sixties, Garden City, N, Y., Doubleday, 

1961, (JX 3.974 W25) 

Wilcox, Francis Q., and Marcy, Carl M. Proposals for 

changes 7- in the United Nations. Washington, D, C., 

Brookings Institution, 31955. (JX 1977 W66) 

_I 

Young, Wayland H. Strategy for survival; first steps 

- in nuclear disarmament , Baltimore, Penguin Books, 

1959. (JX 1974 Y78) 

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Periodical Articles 

Buzzard, Anthony. Unity in defense and disarmament. 

Royal United Service Institution Journal 104:390-404, 

November 1959. 

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Katz, Amron H. God d ame -a e 

Kissinger, Henry A, Arms control, inspection and 

surprise attack, Foreign Affairs 38557-575, 

July 1960, 

Mach, Jules, Toward a disa peace e 

Journal 11385-92, Spring 0 

Morgenstern, Oskar, Goal: 

world. Fortune 62:92-9 

Osgood, Charles E. A case for graduate ateral 

disengagement , Bulletin -of - the At~mli entists 

16: 127-131, April 1960, 

Sokol, Anthony E, Disarmament - is it possi 

-- U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings 8756-64, April 

1961. 

I 

Strausz -Hupe, Robert, The disarmament delusion. 

U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings 86:41-47, February 

1960, 

-- 

Young, Wayland, and Young, Elizabeth, Disarmament vs, 

arms control. Commentary 32:124-134, August 1961. 

(see rejoinder by Arthur J. Levenson, Commentary 

32433, December 1961) 

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For additional materials check periodical indexes and 

subject headings cited on page 22. 

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O.9 problems 

of anns contro e of Lnternational Order, 1960. _I_- 

Frisch, David €3, Arms reduction - program and 

issues, (The summer study on arms control of 

the American Academy of Arts and Sciences) 

New York, The Twenthiet Century Fund, 1961. 

(JX 1974 F91) 

Henkin, Louis. Arms control and 

American law. New York, Colu 

Press, 1958, (JX 1974 H51) 

Melman, Seymour. Inspection - for 

New York, Columbia University 

(UA 12.5 M52) 

U.S . Congress. Senate, Committee on Foreign 

Relations. Technical problems -I_ and the Geneva 

-test ban - negotiations, hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Foreign Rela 

US. Senate, 86th Congress, 2nd session, 

Washington, Government Printing Off ice, 1960. 

(Y 4.P 7612:G 28/51 

U .S . Congress , Senate , Committee on Foreign 

Relations, Subcommittee OR Disarmament. Staff 

study No, 4, Control and reduction of armaments, 

technical problems. Washington, Government 

Printing Office, 1956. (Y 4.F 76/2: D63/no, 4) 

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Schelling, Thomas C. Arms control: proposal 

for a special surveillance force, 

Politics fk1-18, October 

Korld 

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For additional material 

indexes cited on page 

under subject headings such as ATOMIC 

INTERNATICNAL CONTROL and DIS 

The latter subject heading wi 

locating books in the card catalog, 

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Handlin, Oscar, Harvard Guide American 

Cambridge, Mass e , Belkap Press, 19% 

Z 1236 H23) 

(Ref 

fnternat ional - of s c ience . Paris, United Nations Educational Scientific and 

Cultural Organization, 1953-. (Ref Z 7163 161) 

- A London bibliography of the social sciences. London, 

London School of Economics and Political Science, 

1931-. (Ref 2 7161 284) 

Sullivan, Cornelius D. The 

atomic attack. (doctoral disse 

Do C. , Georgetown University, 

Collections LB 2378 1958 S949) 

arms 

Washington, 

US. Department of Defense. E.: 2- 

control, and disarmament , 1960-1961 . D. C. , The Army Library, 1961. 

U 52) 

(Ref 2 6464 .D6 

U.S. Department of State. United States Disarmament 

Administration. 

- arms control, - and national security , 

Government Printing Office, 1961, 

& basic bibliography - disarmament 

Washington, 

(S 1.117/2:1) 

U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Special Assistant for 

Disarmament Affaks. Disarmament; 2 bibliographic 

record, 1916-1960. Washington, D. C,, 1960. 

(Ref 2 6464 .D6 US) 

Wright, Christopher. Anns control, selected critical 

bibliography. With annotations, paedalus 89:1055- 

1070, Fall 1960, 

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subject headings: 

ATOMIC WARFARE 

ATOMIC WEAPONS AM) DISARMAMENT 

DISARMAMENT 

GRJZAT BRITAIN - MILITARY PGLICY 

MILITARY POLICY 

RUSSIA - MILITARY POLICY 

STRATEGY 

U e S . FORE PGN RELATIONS 

U.S. - MILITARY POLICY 

WORLD POLITICS 

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Additional current material on this subje 

found in a great number of periodicals. 

general subject heading DIS-NT in each of the 

following indexes : 

- Air University Periodical - Index 

International Index - to Periodicals 

- New York - Times - Index 

Public Affairs Information Service 

- RAND Index - to Publications 

Readers' Guide - to Periodical Literature 

Times (London) Index 

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