Unraveling the gray area problem the United States and the INF Treaty / Luke Griffith.

Contents Introduction : Abolitionist Dreams -- A Crisis of Confidence : Bungling the Neutron Bomb -- Neither "Mad Dogs" Nor "Reluctant Dragons" : The Guadeloupe Summit -- Carter in Command : Devising the Dual-Track Decision -- Between "Green Cheese" and "The Moon" : The Reagan Administration and the Zero Option -- Lost in the Woods : Engaging the "Defective Vending Machine," 1981-1983 -- For Matrimony or Alimony? : Slicing the Gordian Knot -- Conclusion : "Trust but Verify" -- Epilogue : From George H.W. Bush to Donald Trump.
Abstract "This book analyzes US nuclear policy from 1977 to 1987, during which the Carter and Reagan administrations devised and implemented NATO's dual-track decision of 1979. It prescribed US missile deployments in Europe and arms talks with Moscow, which produced the INF Treaty in 1987. This book also examines the agreement's demise"-- Provided by publisher.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Griffith, Luke, 1987- Unraveling the gray area problem Ithaca : Cornell University Press, 2023 9781501773068
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