European Security. Nuclear or Conventional Defence?

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IN THE SAME SERIES, Page IV
Front Matter, Page V
Copyright, Page VI
Inside Front Cover, Page XI
INTRODUCTION, Pages XI-XXI, Michel de Perrot
OPENING STATEMENT, Pages 1-4, Sadruddin Aga Khan
CONSEQUENCES IN EUROPE OF A NUCLEAR CONFLICT, Pages 7-13, Joseph Rotblat
NUCLEAR REALITY, MILITARY ILLUSION, POLITICAL RESPONSIBILITY, Pages 15-21, Lord Zuckerman
EXPECTED IMPACT OF THE USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS ON BATTLEFIELDS, TOWNS AND CITIES. UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES COULD RESORT TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS BE JUSTIFIED?, Pages 23-28, Colonel Jonathan Alford
THE LINKAGE OF NUCLEAR REACTORS AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS, Pages 29-36, John P. Holdren
COMMERCIAL FAST BREEDERS: TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED EUROPEAN NUCLEAR FORCE?, Pages 37-61, Michel de Perrot
First session debate, Pages 63-97, Martin KAPLAN, Paul SIEGHART
THE LETTER OF THE U.S. CATHOLIC EPISCOPACY ON NUCLEAR ARMS OF MAY 1983, Pages 101-105, S.J. John Lucal
THE WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS, Pages 107-114, Paul Abrecht
PEACE MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE, Pages 115-120, Hylke Tromp
THE DYNAMICS OF THE PEACE MOVEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, Pages 121-129, Zsuzsa Hegedus
EUROPE AND NON-VIOLENT DEFENCE, Pages 131-143, Adam Curle
Second session debate, Pages 145-164, Denis de ROUGEMONT, Ove NATHAN
AIMS, ROLES, AND PROSPECTS OF ARMS CONTROL, Pages 167-174, Professor Wolf Graf von Baudissin
REDUCING THE RISK OF NUCLEAR WAR, Pages 175-183, William S. Cohen
LIMITATION OF A TACTICAL AND STRATEGIC NUCLEAR DEFENCE IN FRANCE AND IN EUROPE, Pages 185-191, General Pierre Gallois
NO-FIRST-USE, Pages 193-203, Vice Admiral John Marshall Lee
THE PROBLEM OF CONVENTIONAL DEFENCE: THE MENACE OF BALANCE, Pages 205-211, Robert Neild
TECHNICAL OPPORTUNITIES AND INOPPORTUNITIES VERSUS DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS OF THE ARMS RACE, Pages 213-219, Richard Garwin
Third session debate, Pages 221-244, Jacques FREYMOND, Lukas VISCHER
SOVIET POLICIES FOR AVOIDING NUCLEAR WAR AND ACHIEVING COMPREHENSIVE DISARMAMENT, Pages 247-258, H.E. Victor, L. Issraelyan
THE RISK OF NUCLEAR WAR: HOW TO REDUCE IT, Pages 259-264, Robert S. McNamara
THE FRENCH POSITION VIS-A-VIS NATO/WTO NEGOTIATIONS, Pages 265-268, Thierry de Montbrial
AGAINST THE DEPLOYMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR MISSILES IN EUROPE – A GERMAN VIEW, Pages 269-274, Hermann Scheer
IN FAVOUR OF THE DEPLOYMENT OF NEW NUCLEAR MISSILES IN EUROPE – A GERMAN VIEW, Pages 275-279, Peter Stratmann
NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT – AN APPRAISAL, Pages 281-291, H.E. Alfonso Garcia Robles
Fourth session debate, Pages 293-298, Olivier REVERDIN, Hendrik B.G. CASIMIR
FINAL STATEMENT BY THE GROUPE DE BELLERIVE, Pages 299-300, Sadruddin Aga Khan
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS FIRST SESSION DEBATE, Page 303
UNANSWERED QUESTION SECOND SESSION DEBATE, Page 305
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS FOURTH SESSION DEBATE, Pages 307-312
INDEX, Pages 313-316
INDEX OF PERSONALITIES, Page 317
LIST OF SPEAKERS, Pages 319-320
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (EXCLUDING PERMANENT MISSIONS TO THE U.N. AND JOURNALISTS), Pages 321-331
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS FROM THE PERMANENT MISSIONS TO THE UNITED NATIONS, Pages 332-334
LIST OF PARTICIPATING JOURNALISTS, Pages 335-338
MEMBERS OF THE GROUPE DE BELLERIVE, Page 339
DECLARATION OF THE GROUPE DE BELLERIVE: Geneva, 3 October 1977, Pages 341-343
DECLARATION OF THE GROUPE DE BELLERIVE: Geneva, 31 May 1979, Pages 345-348
DECLARATION OF THE GROUPE DE BELLERIVE: Geneva, 3 April 1981, Pages 349-352