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Nuclear Proliferation and Terrorism in the Post-9/11 World de David Hafemeister

Nuclear Proliferation and Terrorism in the Post-9/11 World

Autor David Hafemeister
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 12 apr 2016
This book fills a clear gap in the literature for a technically-focused book covering nuclear proliferation and related issues post-9/11. Using a concept-led approach which serves a broad readership, it provides detailed overview of nuclear weapons, nuclear proliferation and international nuclear policy. The author addresses topics including offensive and defensive missile systems, command and control, verification, weapon effects, and nuclear testing. A chronology of nuclear arms is presented including detailed discussion of the Cold War, proliferation, and arms control treaties. 
The book is tailored to courses on nuclear proliferation, and the general reader will also find it a fascinating introduction to the science and strategy behind international nuclear policy in the modern era. 


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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9783319253657
ISBN-10: 3319253654
Pagini: 400
Ilustrații: XXIV, 434 p. 52 illus., 35 illus. in color.
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 28 mm
Greutate: 1.03 kg
Ediția:1st ed. 2016
Editura: Springer International Publishing
Colecția Springer
Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland

Cuprins

1 History of the Atomic Age.- 2 Nuclear Weapons.- 3 Nuclear Reactors and Radiation.- 4 Missiles and War Games.- 5 Ballistic Missile Defense.- 6 Verification and Arms Control Treaties.- 7 Winding Down the Cold War.- 8 Nuclear Proliferation.- 9 Proliferation Technologies.- 10 Proliferated States.- 11 Nuclear Testing and the NPT.- 12 Terrorism.- 13 Nuclear Terrorism.- 14 Cyber Terrorism.- 15 Biological and Chemical Weapons.- A Reflections on Nuclear Arms Control.- B Reflections on Nuclear Proliferation.- C Glossary.- D Index.          

Recenzii

“Finally, a spritely, accessible overview of the nuclear world in historical context from someone who has both seen it from the U.S. State Department and Congressional policy trenches and taught it for 43 years. A gift to both concerned citizens and interested students.”
Frank von Hippel, Prof. Public and International Affairs (emeritus), Princeton University

“The threat of nuclear weapons has been with the world community for a long time. Global destruction was narrowly avoided three or four times or more during the Cold War with the use of such weapons remaining an immediate threat in some parts of the world, such as Northeast Asia and South Asia. Since the end of the Cold War the risk of terrorist acts committed with a nuclear weapon in addition has increased significantly. Lastly new militarily useable weapons such as cyber weapons have been added to the dangers that confront us. In order to develop workable policies to deal with this situation the threat must be understood from many perspectives: overall security policy, diplomatic, military, technical and so forth. David Hafmeister's outstanding new book provides the reader this essential review of the threat, taking into account its many manifestations in a careful and thorough way. It should not be missed.”
Thomas Graham, Jr., former Special Representative of the President for Arms Control
and Non-proliferation

“Hafemeister's Nuclear Proliferation and Terrorism contains a wealth of information about nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction. The reader -- whether professionally involved with these weapons or a citizen seeking to become better informed --  will come away with a sober appreciation of the dangers, and with increased insight into how the world seeks to eliminate them.”
Pierce Corden, former Admin. Exec. Officer, Comprehensive Nuclear–Test–Ban Treaty Commission

“Formore than 70 years since August 9, 1945, nuclear weapons have not been detonated in war, and terrorists have yet to acquire these weapons. Will humanity be so fortunate for the next 70 years? To learn what can and should be done to further reduce the risks of these and other dangers, read David Hafemeister’s excellent book.”
Charles D. Ferguson, President, Federation of American Scientists

Notă biografică

David Hafemeister is Professor (emeritus) of Physics at Cal Poly University. He was employed on national security matters by Senator John Glenn (1975-77), State Department (Special Assistant to Under Sec. of State on nuclear proliferation, 1977-79, 1987), Senate Committees on Foreign Relations (1990-92) and Governmental Affairs (1992-93), Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (1997), Study Director at the National Academy of Sciences (2000–2) and Stanford University Center for International Security and Cooperation (2005-06). He was the lead SFRC technical staff on the ratification of TTBT, CFE and START. His book, Physics of Societal Issues (Springer, 2007) attempts to quantify what is quantifiable. He was chair of the Los Alamos Nonproliferation-Division Review Committee (2003-­06).

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This book fills a clear gap in the literature for a technically-focused book covering nuclear proliferation and related issues post-9/11. Using a concept-led approach which serves a broad readership, it provides detailed overview of nuclear weapons, nuclear proliferation and international nuclear policy. The author addresses topics including offensive and defensive missile systems, command and control, verification, weapon effects, and nuclear testing. A chronology of nuclear arms is presented including detailed discussion of the Cold War, proliferation, and arms control treaties.
The book is tailored to courses on nuclear proliferation, and the general reader will also find it a fascinating introduction to the science and strategy behind international nuclear policy in the modern era.“Finally, a spritely, accessible overview of the nuclear world in historical context from someone who has both seen it from the U.S. State Department and Congressional policy trenches and taught it for 43 years. A gift to both concerned citizens and interested students.”
Frank von Hippel, Prof. Public and International Affairs (emeritus), Princeton University
“The threat of nuclear weapons has been with the world community for a long time. Global destruction was narrowly avoided three or four times or more during the Cold War with the use of such weapons remaining an immediate threat in some parts of the world… David Hafemeister's outstanding new book provides the reader this essential review of the threat, taking into account its many manifestations in a careful and thorough way. It should not be missed.”
Thomas Graham, Jr., former Special Representative of the President for Arms Control and Non-proliferation 
“Hafemeister's Nuclear Proliferation and Terrorism contains a wealth of information about nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction. The reader – whether professionally involved with these weapons or a citizen seeking to become better informed – will come away with a sober appreciation of the dangers, and with increased insight into how the world seeks to eliminate them.”
Pierce Corden, former Admin. Exec. Officer, Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Commission
“For more than 70 years since August 9, 1945, nuclear weapons have not been detonated in war, and terrorists have yet to acquire these weapons. Will humanity be so fortunate for the next 70 years? To learn what can and should be done to further reduce the risks of these and other dangers, read David Hafemeister’s excellent book.”
Charles D. Ferguson, President, Federation of American Scientists

Caracteristici

Serves as a unique textbook for courses related to nuclear proliferation and nuclear weapon issues and policy Offers a scientific concept-driven approach with equations kept to the minimum required Covers key scientific and historical developments whilst also addressing modern issues such as nuclear terrorism Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras