Milton Leitenberg: Pioneering Work on Weapons of Mass Destruction, Wars and Arms Control (Pioneers in Arts, Humanities, Science, Engineering, Practice #34)

By: Milton Leitenberg and Kathleen Margaret Vogel and Nicole Janice Ball

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Synopsis: This book is a collection of 44 representative publications and papers by Milton Leitenberg. It allows publications that appeared in journals and books as well as unpublished work prepared for national and international organizations to appear in one place. This makes them accessible to researchers for years and decades to come. These studies made substantial contributions to the area of arms control, particularly on the subjects of nuclear weapons, wars and conflicts, Soviet military studies, biological weapons, and other related international security areas – all of which are of continued interest to security studies and political science audiences. The primary audience is academics and practitioners in the arms control, security studies, and peace research fields. The book is useful for graduate studies in arms control and peace research. There is no similar book to this collection.