The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: An Enduring Debate

Scott Sagan and Kenneth Waltz are two of the most renowned political scientists of the last several decades. In the fourth edition of their seminal text: The Spread of Nuclear Weapons an enduring debate, the two giants of political science exchange rhetorical blows over whether more nuclear weapons are a good or bad thing for the world as a whole. Included in the fourth edition are expanded chapters on India-Pakistan, the Axis of Evil states (Iran, Iraq, and North Korea), and a debate over nuclear zero in the wake of President Obama’s comments about the future of nuclear weapons.

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After reading this book one can really understand the understandings and misunderstandings of all those fears and worries of nuclear weapons and also there spread in the world a must read book for a wide audience

Clearly structured, great arguments from renowned leading experts both for and against nuclear weapons to get a more rounded understanding of the debate. I recommend you buy this.

Their debate is comical, but there are truths to be discovered on both sides.Book came fairly quick and great quality - well, it is brand new!