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TABLE OF CONTENT 

THE PROBLEM: OVERALLASPECTS. . e . e e . e 1 

Deterrence 

Politics 

Prospects 

Strategy 

Policy 

NUCLEARPROGUMS: PROLIFERATION I. .) . . . . 8 

International aspects 

N- country problems 

The nuclear powers 

The 'Ithird world" 

Technology 

LIMITATIONS: ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT. -15 

Inspection and verification 

Nuclear free zones 

Treaties, agreements, and guarantees 

Unilateral action 

Weapons ban 

REFERENCE SOURCES e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

Bibliographies 

Indexes 

Periodicals 
THE PROBLEM: OVERALL ASPECTS 

BOOKS 

American Assembly, Columbia University. A world of nuclear 

powers? Englewood Cliffs , N. J.: 

Prentice-Hall, 1966. (on order) 

Edited by Alas tair Buchan. 

Aron, Raymond. The great debate; theories of nuclear strategy. 

Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1965. (UA 11 A76) 

. On war; atomic weapons and global diplomacy. London: 

Secker and Warburg, 1958. (D 844 A76) 

Batchelder, Robert C. The irreversible de c i s io n , 1939-1950. 

Boston, Mass.: Houghton Mifflin, 1962. (BR 115 .A85 B32) 

Beaufre, Andrk, Deterrence and strategy. New York: Praeger, 

1966. (U 162.6 B37) 

Biorklund, Elis. International atomic policy during a decade; an 

his torical-political investigation into the problem of atomic 

weapons during the period 1945-55. Princeton, N. J.: D, Van 

Nostrand Go., 1956. (JX 1974 B61) 

Brodie, Bernard (ed.). The absolute weapon; atomic power and 

world order. New York: Haxcourt, Brace and Company, 1946. 

UF 767 B86 

Brown, Neville. Nuclear war: the impending strategic deadlock. 

New York: Praeger, 1964. (U 163 B87n) 

I Buchan, Alastair, and Windsor, Philip. Arms and stability in 

Europe. New York: Praeger, for the Institute for Strategic 

Studies, London, 1963. (UA 646 B91) 
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. The atomic age, NewYork: 

Basic Books, 1963, (D 842 2393) 

Burns, Eedson L. M, Megarnurder. Toronto: Clarke, Irwin and 

GO,, 1964, (on order) 

Bush, Vannevar, Modern arms and free men. New York: Simon 

andschuster, 3949. (U 102 B97) 

Dulles, Eleanor Lans ing , and Crane, Robert Dickson (eds.), 

Detente; cold war strategies in transition. New York: Published for The Center for Strategic Studies, Georgetown University, by Praeger, 1965. (D 840 D88) 

Erickson, John (ed,). The military-technical revolution. New 

York: Praeger, 1964. (UA 11 E6) 

Falk, 

Feis, 

Richard A. The strategy of world order, New York: World 

Law Fund, 1966, v. 1: Toward a theory of war prevention; 

v, 2: International law; v. 3: United Nations; v, 4: Disarma - 

ment and economic development. (JX 1395 F19) 

Herbert. Japan subdued; the atomic bomb and the endof 

the war in the Pacific, Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1961, (D 767.2 F29) 

Gallois, Pierre. The balance of terror: stratem for the nuclear 

age. Boston, Mass.: Houghton Mifflin, 1961. (UA 11 G17) 

Gareau, Frederick Henry (ed,). The balance of power and nuclear 

deterrence. Boston, Mass.: Houghton Mifflin, 1962. (JX 

1318 G22) 

Garthoff, Raymond L, Soviet military policy; a historical ana - 

lysis. New York: Praeger, 1966. (UA 770 G24m) 

Giovannitti, Len, and Freed, Fred. The decision to drop the 

bomb. New York: Coward-McCann, 1965. (UA 23 G51) 

Halperin, Morton H. Limited war in the nuclear age. New York: 

Wiley, 1963. (UA I1 H19) 

Hoffmann, Stanley H. The state of war. New York: Praeger, 1965. 

(JX 1395 H71s) 

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Horelick, Arnold L,, and Rush, ahlyron, Strategic power and Soviet 

foreign policy, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1966.. 

(ITA 770 €381) 

Hsieh, Alice Langley, Communist China's strategy in the nuclear 

era. Englewood Cliffs, No J.: Prentice-Hall, 1962. (UA 

839.3 H87) 

Janowitz, Morris. The military in the political development of 

new nations. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1964. 

(U 21,5 53) 

Kahn, Herman. On thermonuclear war. 2ded. Princeton, N. J,: 

Princeton University Press, 1961. (UF 767 IS12 1961) 

Kaufrnann, William W. The McNamara s t ra te gy New York: 

Harper and Row, 1964. (UA 23 K2m) 

Kennan, Gearge Frost. Russia, the atom and the west. NewYork: 

Harper, 1958. (D 843 K3) 

King-Hall, Stephen. Power politics in the nuclear age; a policy 

for Britain. London: Gollancz, 1962. (D 843 K5) 

Kissinger, Henry Alfred. Nuclear weapons and foreign policy. 

NewYork: Published for The Council on Foreign Relations by 

Harper, 1957, (UA 23 K6) 

Kissinger, Henry Alfred (ed,). Problems of national strategy. 

New Yark: Praeger, 1965. (UA 23 K6p) 

Knorr, Klaus Eugen. Limited strategic war. New York: Published for The C e n t e r of International Studies, Princeton 

University, by Praeger, 1962. (UA 11 K72) 

Kolkowicz, R. The red ''hawks'' on the rationality of nuclear war. 

Santa Monica, Calif,: RAND Corp., 1966. Its RM-4899-PR. 

Nieberg, Harold L. Nuclear secrecy and foreign policy. Washington, D, C.: Public Affairs Press, 1964. (HD 9698 .U52 

N66) 

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Osgood, Robert Endicott, Limited war; the challenge to American strategy. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1957, 

(UA 23 08) 

Paling, Linus Carl. No more war! New York: Dodd, Mead, 

1958. fJX 1974 P32) 

Power, Thomas S, Design f o r survival. New York: CowardiMcCann, 1964, (UA 23 P81) 

Rakove, Milton L. (ed,) Arms and foreign policy in the nuclear 

age e Chicago: American Foundation for Continuing Education, 

1964. (JX 1395 R16) 

Schelling, Thomas C. .Arms and influence. New Haven, Conn.: 

Yale University Press, 1966. (U 104 532) 

Schweitzer, Albert. Peace or atomic war? London: Adam and 

Charles Black, 1958, (JX 1974 S41) 

Strausz-Hupt5, Robert, et al. A forward strategy for America. 

New York: Harper and Bros., 1961. (E 744 S9l) 

Teller, Edward. The legacy of Hiroshima. Garden City, N. Y.: 

Doubleday, 1962. (UF 767 T27) 

Twining, Nathan F. Neither liberty nor safety; a hard look at 

U. S. military policy and strategy. New York: Holt, Rinehart 

and Winston, 1966. (UA 23 T97) 

Wolfe, Thomas W. The Soviet Union and arms control. Santa 

Monica, Calif,: RAND Gorp., 1966. - Its P-3337 

, Zoppo, C. E. France as a nuclear power. Santa Monica, Calif.: 

RAND Cor;., 1962. Its P-2485 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Albinski, Henry S. Australia and nuclear affairs, Pacific Affairs 

38:32-46, Spring 1965. 

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Beaufre, Andr6, Sharing of nuclear responsibilities--a problem 

in need of solution, International Affairs 41:411-19, July1965, 

Bowles, Chester, Where armament meets disarmament; a vast 

new research p r o g ram is required to develop policies for 

both simultaneously, New Leader 43:6-9, 9 May 1960. 

Buchan, Alastair. Partners and allies, Foreign Affairs 41:621- 

37, July 1963, 

Frank, Lewis A. Nuclear weapons development in China, Bulletin 

of the Atomic Scientists 22: 12-1 5, January 1966; Discussion 

22: 29- 30, April 1966. 

Gallois, Pierre M. Force de frappk (France's nuclear f o r c e ), 

Atlas 5:342-44, June 1963. 

Ginsburgs, George. Soviet atomic energy agreements, International Organization 15:49-65, Winter 1961, 

Goldberg, Alfred. Atomic origins of the British nuclear deterrent, 

International Affairs 40:409-29, July 1964. 

Kashin, A. The atom and China, Institute for the Study of the 

USSR Bulletin 8:17-24, August 1961, 

Knauth, Oliver D, A neutral deterrent (proposed change to international hands), New Leader 45: 19-21, 19 February 1962. 

McClintock, Charles G,, and Hekhuis, Dale J. European community deterrence; its organization, utility, and p o 1 i ti c a 1 

feasibility, Journal of Conflict Resolution 5: 230- 53, September 1961. 

Mendl, Wolf. The background of French nuclear policy, Lnternational Affairs 41:22-36, January 1965. 

Morgenstern, Oskar. Goal: an armed, inspected, open world, 

Fo r tune 6 2: 9 2 - 9 5 f f , July 1 9 6 0. 

Piotrow, P. T. Scientific c o o p e r a t io n and Atlantic security, 

Editorial Research Reports pp. 891-909, 4 December 1957. 

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Schlesinger, James R, The strategic consequences of nu c f e a r" 

proliferation, Reporter 35: 36-38, 20 October 1966. 

Willrich, Mason, Safeguarding atoms for peace, American Journal of International Law 60: 34- 54, January 1966. 

Wolk, Herman S. Scientists, politics and the bomb, Air Force 

and Space Digest 45:44-46ff, October 1962. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

United Nations. A card catalog of UN documents, arranged by 

number, will be found on the 6th floor of the USAF Academy 

Library. Use of this catalog will facilitate locating documents 

in the Official Records. 

Documents used in discussions in the General. Assembly and 

the Economic and Social Council will be found in the Annexes 

to each session of the respective organs, arranged under the 

agenda item number. in each 

volume of Annexes. 

A list of the latter a p p e a r s 

References to resolutions and to discussions of a particular 

subject will be found under the subject in the indexes to sessions of the General Assembly and the Economic and Social 

Co unc i 1. 

United Nations. General Assembly Official Records. Annual r e - 

port of the Secretary-General on the work of the organization. 

Supplements land 1A of each session of the General Assembly. 

United Nations. General Assembly Official Records. United Nations 

Scientific Committee on the Ef f e c t s of Atomic Radiation. 

Report. Supplement 17, 13th Sess., 1958/59; Supplement 16, 

17th Sess., 1962; Supplement 14, 19th Sess., 1964f65. 

United Nations. Security Council Official Records. Matters of 

which the Security Council is seized. Summary statement by 

Secretary-General, with documentary references. S/7382, 

July 1966; (mimeo.) S f7577, November 1966. 

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United Nations. Treaty series, More than 500 volumes, with 

periodic indexes, (JX 170 U5) 

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versity Press in cooperation with the United Nations. Each 

annual volume includes a discussion of disarmament and 

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Yearbook, 1946/47- New York: Columbia UniI 

Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. Disarmament and foreign policy. Hearings, 86th Gong., IstSess., 

January-February 1959, (Y4. F76/2:D63/3 2 pts.) 

Depto of the Army. Army Library. U. S. security, arms 

control, and disarmament, 1960- 1961. Washington, D. C. , 

1961; Supplement, 1961-1965. Washington, D. C,, 1965. 

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NUCLEAR PROGRAMS: PROLIFERA.TION 

BOOKS 

Beaton, Leonard, Must the bomb spread? Baltimore, Md.: 

Penguin, 1966. (UF 767 B36m) 

The spread of nuclear weapons. New York: Praeger, 

for the Institute for Strategic Studies, 1962. (UF 767 B36) 

Burns, Arthur Lee. Power politics and the growing nuclear club. 

Princeton, N. J.: Center of International Studies, Princeton 

University, 1959. (UA 11 B96) 

Coward, H. Roberts. Military technology in developing countries. 

Cambridge, Mass.: ihlassachusetts Institute of Technology, 

Center for International Studies, 1964. (UA 10 C87) 

Generales, Minos D. The developing power centers of the world 

1970-1975, Santa Barbara, Calif,: TEMPO, General Electric 

Co,, 1959. (D 844 G32) 

Gilpin, Robert, Arne rican scientists and nuclear weapons policy. 

Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1962. (UA 

23 G48) 

Halperin, Morton H. Arms control and inadvertent general war. 

Washington, D. C., 1962. (Institute for Defense Analyses, 

Study Memorandum, No. 6) (JX 1974 I59 No. 6) 

Hsieh, Alice L. Communist China and nuc 1 e a r force. Santa 

Monica, Calif.: RAND Corp., 1963. 7 Its P-2719 

Kramish, Arnold, The emergent g e n i e. Santa Monica, Calif.: 

RAND Corp,, 1963, - Its P-2777 

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e The peaceful atom in foreign policy. New York: Haxpes 

and Row, for the Council on Foreign Relations, 1963. 

(E 744 K8) 

Lapp, Ralph Eugene, Kill and overkill; the strategy of annihilation. New York: Basic Books, 1962, (UA 11 L31) 

Lefever, Ernest W. National armaments and international force, 

Washington, D. C,: Ins t i tu t e for Defense Analyses, 1963, 

(JX 1981 .P7 L49) 

Lilienthal, David Eli. Change, hope and the bomb. Princeton, 

N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1963. (HD 9698 ,U52 

L7 2) 

McArdle, Catherine. The rale of military a s s i s ta n c e in the 

problem of arms control: the Middle East, Latin America, 

and Africa, Cambridge, Mass.: Cent e r for International 

Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1964. ( UA 

12 M11) 

McClelland, Charles A, Nuclear weapons, rnissiles, and future 

war: problem for the s ix t i e 5 San Francisco, Calif.: €3. 

Chandler, 1960. (JX 1952 M12) 

MacFarquhar, Roderick, Reactions to a nuclear-armed Communist 

China: Europe and the United Kingdom. Washington, D. C.: 

Institute for Defense Analys 1962. (JX 1974 I59 No. 12) 

McGuire, Martin C. Secrecy and the a r m s race. Cambridge, 

Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1965. (UA 10 M14) 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Center f o r International 

Studies . Regional arms control arrangements for developing 

areas; arms and arms control in Latin America, the Middle 

East, and Africa. Cambridge, Mass., 1964. (UA 23 M41) 

Mezerik, Avrahm G, The arms race; satellites, missiles, 

n u c 1 e a r .. New Y ork: International Review Service, 19 57. 

(D 839.3 15 v.3 No. 38) 

Disarmament: impact on underdeveloped countries, 

political, social, economic. New York: International Review 

Service, 1961, (D 839.3 I5 v.7 No. 64) 

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>lodelski, George A.. 

Garlton: 

tralian National University, 1959, 

Atomic en e F g y in the Communist bloc, 

Melbourne University Press on behalE of the Aus- 

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National Planning As sociation. 1970 without arms control: implications of _modern weapons technology. Washington, D, C, , 

1958, (UA IEl 3T27) 

National Planning Association. Special Project Committee on Security through Arms Control. The Nth country problem and 

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Polach, Jaroslav 6, Euratom; its background, issues and econo,mic Oceans Publica- i,mplicstions. Dobbs Ferry, Ns Y,: 

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7- k\osecrance, Richard N, The dispersion of nu c I e a r" weapons: 

strategy and politics. New York: Columbia UniversibI Press, --_- ~64. ( u--Jj- 7 "7 p?'7 9) 

Nuclear groliferation. New York: Taplinger, 1966. -. (on order) 

Scheinman, Lawrence, Atomic energy policy in France under the 

r" o 'c?. r th Republic. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University 

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rn iicknor, Ernest 3, The case for the proliferation of nu c 1 e a r 

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Tucker, Robert W. Stability and Nth country problem. Washington, D. C., 1961. (Institute for Defense Analyses, Washington, 

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PEjFi1QDI:CAL ARTICLES 

A19~b-n~ Raymond. Spread of nuclear weapons, Atlant-ic 21 5: 44- 50, 

January 1965, 

Atoms for peace: concern growing that program is spreading means 

for more nations to build weapons, De S. Greenberg, Science 

147:843-44, 19 February 1965. Reply, F. J. Bradley, 148: 

733, 7 May 1965. 

Bader, W. B. Nuclear weapons sharing and the German problem, 

Foreign Affairs 44~693-700, July 1966. 

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

Times Magazine p. 7ff, 12 February 1961. 

Basanson, Jack. National programs for science and technology in 

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Brody, Richard A, Some systematic effects of the spread of nuclear weapons technology, Journal of Conflict Resolution ?: 

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The case for the nuclear fleet, War/Peace Report 4:8-11, October 

1964. 

Collective use of nuclear weapons? An info rma 1 discussion, 

Atlantic Community Quarterly 4:66-72, Spring 1966. 

Dawson, Raymond H. What kind of NATO nuclear force? American Academy of Political and Social Science. Annals 351:30- 

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Halperin, Morton H. A way to stop the spread 

WarlPeace Report 4:lO-11, August 1964. 

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Harrison, Stanley- L. Nth nation challenges: the present perspective, Orbis 9:155-?0, Spring 1965. 

E-fill., Forrest F, Scientific rn a n p o w e r for the less-developed 

countries, American Academy of Political and Social Science. 

Annals 331:26-31, September 1960, 

Jonas, Anne M. Atomic energy in Soviet bloc nations, Bulletin of 

the Atomic Scientists 15:379-83, November 1959. 

Kaplan, Morton A. The case against disarmament, New Leader 

44:12-16, 4/11 September 1961. 

Knorr, Klaus. Nucleasweapons: !'haves!' and "have-nots,'! Foreign 

Affairs 36:l67-78, October 1957. 

Krishna, Raja India wants the bomb, Atlas 103343-45, December 

1965. 

Kuebler, Jeanne. Atomic proliferation, Editorial Research Reports pp. 461-77, 30 June 1965. 

Miksche, Ferdinand 0. The case for nuclear sharing, Orbis 5: 

292-305, Fa11 1961. 

Moch, Jules S, Technology and the future, Bulletinof the Atomic 

Scientists 12:112-18, April 1956, 

Morgenstern, Oskar. The N-country problem, Fortune 63: 136- 

37ff, March 1961. 

Osgood, Robert E, Everybody's A-bomb? New Republic 148: 22- 

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Peking statement on nuclear test (Oct. 16, 1964), Current History 

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Rusk, Dean. Nonproliferation of nuclear weapons ; statement, 

Feb. 23, 1966, U. S. Dept. of State Bulletin 54:406-10, 14 

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Sattler, Donald C. Nuclear proliferation: the French case, Naval 

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Strauss, Ranz J. An alliance of continents, International Affairs 

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3loom~€ield, Lincoln Palmer, etal. Soviet interests in arrris control and disarmament; the decade under Khrushchev, 1954- 

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Brennan, Dor,ald G, Arms control, disarmament, and national 

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Burns, Arthur Lee. Two essays ondeterrence; stability problems 

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Cousins, Norman* In place of folly, New York: Harper, 1961, 

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Dallin, Alexander, et al. The Soviet Union and disarmament, an 

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Dean, Arthur Hobson. Test ban and disarmament; the path of 

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Duff, Robert T. Sharing nuclear weapons and positive control in 

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Harnmond, Paul Z, Some d i f f i c ul t i e s of self-enforcing arms 

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DC/71 - In Supplement for April-December 1955. 

DC/112, 113 - & Supplement for June-December 1957. 

A/4209 - - In GAOR Annexes, 14th Sess., 1959, Agenda item 

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INDEXES 

Air University Library Index to Military 

Congressional Record. Consult Index volume for each session 

International Index (from June 1965--called Social Sciences and 

Humanities Index) 

London. Times. Index 

Monthly Catalog of if. S. Government Publications 

New York Times Index 

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Selected RAND Abstracts) 

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PERIODICALS 

with continuous coverage 

Arms Control and Disarmament; a quarterly bibliography of current 

literature 

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 

Current His tory 

Disarmament and Arms Control 

Journal of Conflict Resolution 

Peace Research Abstracts Journal 

WarlPeace Report 

Air Force, USRFA 7 -3551