Richard K. Betts
1947
Books
- Paradoxes of strategic intelligence
- Politics and the Oval Office
- Conventional strategy, unconventional criticism, and conventional wisdom
- Intelligence for policymaking
- Nuclear blackmail and nuclear balance
- Weapons of mass destruction
- Conflict After Cold War
- Cruise missiles and U.S. policy
- Surprise attack
- Anshe tsava u-medinaʾim ba-milḥamah ha-ḳarah
- Cruise Missile
- Nonproliferation and U.S. foreign policy
- Conflict After the Cold War
- Elusive equivalence
- Military readiness
- Enemies of Intelligence
- Time for critical decisions on Vietnam
- Washington, Tokyo, and Northeast Asian security
- Soldiers, statesmen and the resort to force
- Conventional deterrence
- Surprise despite warning
- Soldiers, statesmen, and cold war crises
- Cruise missiles
- Conventional strategy
- The irony of Vietnam
- NATO Deterrence Doctrine
- Time is running out in Cambodia
- Nato's mid-life crisis
- American force
- Heavenly gains or earthly losses?
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