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Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies
INTRODUCTION
SALVADOR
DE MADARIAGA, The Blowing Up of the Parthenon 3
I THE NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
EDWARD
H. CARR, The Nature of Politics 9
HANS
J. MORGENTHAU, A Realist Theory
of
International Politics 15
REINHOLD
NIEBUHR, The Morality of Nations 32
THOMAS
COOK and MALCOLM MOOS, Foreign Policy:
The
Realism of Idealism 42
QUINCY
WRIGHT, Realism and Idealism
in
International Politics 50
THUCYDIDES,
The Melian Conference 58
II WHAT CAUSES WAR?
ALDOUS
HUXLEY, The Wish for War 69
EMERY
REEVES, What Is War? 80
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, The Scourge of War 87
PLATO,
The Origin of War 89
LEO
TOLSTOY, The Idea of Cause 96
REINHOLD
NIEBUHR, Moral Man and Immoral Society 103
E.
E. CUMMINGS, 'Plato told' 110
PLUTARCH,
The Drive for Power 111
III
THE COLD WAR
ALEXIS
DE TOCQUEVILLE, Russia and America 117
GERHART
NIEMEYER, An Inquiry into Soviet Mentality 118
GEORGE
F. KENNAN, The Policy of Containment 120
NIKITA
KHRUSHCHEV, Report on Moscow Conference 124
JAMES
RESTON, The All-Purpose Khrushchev Speech
by
Uniquack 136
MILTON
RAKOVE, The Cold War: Status and Prospects 139
HENRY
A. KISSINGER, On Negotiations 149
CARL
KAYSEN, Keeping the Strategic Balance 161
IV THE REJECTION OF FORCE: PACIFISM
AMERICAN
FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, The Price of Power 177
WILLMOORE
KENDALL, Force: Christian or Unchristian,
Moral
or Immoral 194
V THE LIMITATION OF FORCE: LIMITED WAR
KARL
VON CLAUSEWITZ, War as an Instrument of Policy 211
ROBERT
E. OSGOOD, The Economy of Force
and
the Primacy of Politics 217
ROBERT
STRAUSZ-HUPÉ, Nuclear Blackmail and Limited War 234
LINCOLN
P. BLOOMFIELD, Controlling Local Conflicts 243
GEORGE
F. KENNAN, Foreign Policy
and
Christian Conscience 252
VI THE UNRESTRICTED USE OF FORCE:
THERMONUCLEAR
WAR
HEDLEY
BULL, The Balance of Power 259
HANS
J. MORGENTHAU, Has Atomic War Really Become
Impossible? 272
HERMAN
KAHN, The Rungs of the Escalation Ladder 279
HARRISON
BROWN and JAMES REAL, The Effects
of
Nuclear Weapons 291
EDWARD
TELLER and ALLEN BROWN, How To Survive
a
Nuclear Attack 303
VII THE CONTROL OF FORCE: ARMS CONTROL
NATIONAL
PLANNING ASSOCIATION, The Nth Country Problem
and
Arms Control 323
LEONARD
BEATON, The Technical Requirements 334
JAMES
R. SCHLESINGER, The Strategic Consequences
of
Nuclear Proliferation 360
ROBERT
R. BOWIE, Basic Requirements of Arms Control 370
VIII
THE ABOLITION OF FORCE: DISARMAMENT
LEWIS
MUMFORD, Gentlemen: You Are Mad! 391
CHARLES
E. OSGOOD, The Case for
Graduated
Unilateral Action 394
SIDNEY
HOOK, A Foreign Policy for Survival 398
FREEMAN
J. DYSON, The Future Development
of
Nuclear Weapons 400
WINSTON
CHURCHILL, The Balance of Terror 410
WINSTON
CHURCHILL, The Conference of the Animals 411
EUGENE
RABINOWITCH, Living with H-Bombs 412
HERBERT
BUTTERFIELD, Human Nature and
the
Dominion of Fear 416
HANS
J. MORGENTHAU, Does Disarmament Mean Peace? 417
RICHARD
J. BARNET, Preparations for Progress 423
A
SANSKRIT TALE, Four Who Made a Lion 429
IX THE PROSPECTS BEFORE US
W.
H. CLARK, Chemical and Thermonuclear Explosives 433
LEONARD
BEATON, Must the Bomb Spread? 445
EPHRIAM
KISHON, How Israel Won World Sympathy—
A
Fantasy 450
F.
B. AIKEN, Abraham '59—A Nuclear Fantasy 455
STEPHEN
VINCENT BENÉT, Nightmare for
Future
Reference 464
NEVIL
SHUTE, On the Beach 469
EDWARD
TELLER and ALLEN BROWN, Off the Beach 477
HARRISON
BROWN and JAMES REAL, From the Cradle
to
the Cave 478
KARL
JASPERS, The Future of Mankind 480
FREDERICK
L. SCHUMAN, Outward Bound 484
