Ballistic Missile Defense: Evolution of the Decision-Making Process
Ballistic Missile Defense: Evolution of the Decision-Making Process
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The roles played by academicians, strategists, and physical scientists are examined in the decisions leading to an American ballistic missile defense systems. The conclusion of the study is that the expert discussion of issues influenced the form eventually assumed by the Safeguard system. However this discussion did little to influence policy makers in Congress who used parliamentary maneuvering to resolve the l969 debate. (Author)
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Ballistic Missile Defense: Evolution of the Decision-Making Process
1969
63 pages
Report
No indication
English
Passive Defense Systems , Education, Law, & Humanities , Antimissile defense systems , Guided missiles(Surface-to-air) , Decision making , Deployment , Site selection , Deterrence , Attitudes , Costs , Public opinion , Military psychology , Social psychology , Department of Defense , Effectiveness , Arms control , Safeguard antimissile defense system , SALT(Strategic Arms Limitations Talks) , Strategic arms limitations talks
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