Perceptions of the superpower military balances: Considerations and evidence
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This report brings to
Naval Postgraduate School
Balances." Part one focu
policy considerationas as
presents evidence and cas
German, Japanese, and Ara
part three draws together
aether papers presented on 9 December 1977 at a
Seminar on "Perceptions of the Superpower Military
sses on analytical, methodological, and overall
sociated with research in the area. Part two
c studies on American, British, French, Western
b perceptions of various U.S. -Soviet balances, and and highlights findings presented in part two.
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