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Presidential Report to the Congress: Net Benefit Analysis of US/Soviet Arms Control

Journal Article

Author
David Hafemeister - Stanford University

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Science and Global Security, Vol. 13 no. 3, page(s) 209-217
2005

A net assessment of the benefits/losses of arms control treaties in terms of military significance was required in response to the START Resolution of Ratification. The response by the Executive Branch belabored smaller issues, avoided accomplishments and didn't carry out the net assessment.

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