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Nuclear war--what's in it for you? / [electronic resource] Ground Zero.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: A Pocket booksPublication details: New York : Pocket Books, c1982.Description: xiii, 272 p. : ill. ; 18 cmISBN:
  • 0671450964 (pbk.) :
  • 9780671450960 (pbk.)
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Online version:: Nuclear war--what's in it for you?; Online version:: Nuclear war--what's in it for you?DDC classification:
  • 355/.0217 19
LOC classification:
  • UF767 .N78
Online resources:
Contents:
Part 1, The bomb in your backyard. From toyland to never-never land: the story of the first atomic bomb -- Everything you ever wanted to know about nuclear weapons: how they work and what they can do -- Throwing the bomb: the evolution of nuclear weapon delivery systems -- See how they run: The Soviet-American arms race -- Naked to mine enemies: defense against nuclear attack -- Part 2, The bomb that's coming to dinner. It's them or us: a short history of a one-sided nuclear war -- On the brink: the story of the Cuban missile crisis -- Four simple, easy-to-use scenarios for killing 500 million people -- Part 3, More than you'll ever want to know: the consequences of nuclear war. The good news is you will be killed instantly: the immediate effects of nuclear war -- The bad news is you might survive: the aftermath of a nuclear exchange -- Part 4, Defusing the bomb. Blankets and big sticks: alternative approaches to security -- You try that and you'll be sorry: deterrence through intimidation -- I'm O.K., You're O.K.: negotiating limits on nuclear arms -- Know the opposition: a scouting report on the Russians -- Part 5, You ain't heard nothing yet. Space invaders and star wars: Military technologies now on the drawing boards -- Have the Europeans gone crazy?: nuclear war - what's in it for the Europeans -- Guess who's got the bomb now?: the problem of nuclear weapons proliferation -- Epilogue. On a clear day you can see the end of the world: finding our way out of the current dilemma.
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Part 1, The bomb in your backyard. From toyland to never-never land: the story of the first atomic bomb -- Everything you ever wanted to know about nuclear weapons: how they work and what they can do -- Throwing the bomb: the evolution of nuclear weapon delivery systems -- See how they run: The Soviet-American arms race -- Naked to mine enemies: defense against nuclear attack -- Part 2, The bomb that's coming to dinner. It's them or us: a short history of a one-sided nuclear war -- On the brink: the story of the Cuban missile crisis -- Four simple, easy-to-use scenarios for killing 500 million people -- Part 3, More than you'll ever want to know: the consequences of nuclear war. The good news is you will be killed instantly: the immediate effects of nuclear war -- The bad news is you might survive: the aftermath of a nuclear exchange -- Part 4, Defusing the bomb. Blankets and big sticks: alternative approaches to security -- You try that and you'll be sorry: deterrence through intimidation -- I'm O.K., You're O.K.: negotiating limits on nuclear arms -- Know the opposition: a scouting report on the Russians -- Part 5, You ain't heard nothing yet. Space invaders and star wars: Military technologies now on the drawing boards -- Have the Europeans gone crazy?: nuclear war - what's in it for the Europeans -- Guess who's got the bomb now?: the problem of nuclear weapons proliferation -- Epilogue. On a clear day you can see the end of the world: finding our way out of the current dilemma.

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