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Implications of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems (1970)
by C.F. Barnaby and A. Boserup
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    Military Affairs Arms Control Technology (9 Reviews)
    The American Threat, by James L. Payne
    1. The American Threat by James L. Payne
    2. Arms Beyond Doubt by Ralph E. Lapp
    3. Captains Without Eyes by Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr.
    4. Implications of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems by C.F. Barnaby and A. Boserup
    5. Mathematical Models of Arms Control and Disarmament by Thomas L. Saaty
    6. Missile Madness by Herbert Scoville and Robert C. Osborn
    7. Politics and the Community of Science by Joseph Haberer
    8. Stalingrad to Berlin by Earl F. Ziemke
    9. Warfare by Robert Leckie
    Orbis, Spring 1970, p. 236
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    Recent Books on International Relations (12 Reviews)
    John G. Stoessinger
    General: Military, Technical and Scientific
    1. The Economy of Death by Richard J. Barnet
    2. Rebellion and Authority by Nathan C. Leites and Charles Wolf, Jr.
    3. Warfare by Robert Leckie
    4. The Politics of Weapons Innovation by Michael H. Armacost
    5. Arms Beyond Doubt by Ralph E. Lapp
    6. The Great Weapons Heresy by Thomas W. Wilson, Jr.
    7. The Thousand-Mile War by Brian Garfield
    8. The Ethiopian War, 1935-1941 by Angelo Del Boca
    9. Disaster at Moscow by Alfred W. Turney
    10. Implications of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems by C.F. Barnaby and A. Boserup
    11. A World in Flames by Martha Byrd Hoyle
    12. The War in the Far East, 1941-1945 by Basil Collier
    Foreign Affairs, July 1970, pp. 784-785