Arms Races Vol. 3: Technological and Political Dynamics Book

PART ONE: THE STATE OF THE ART Research on Arms Races - Nils Petter Gleditsch Arms Race Dynamics and Arms Control - Dieter Senghaas Arms Races, Formal Models, and Quantitative Tests - Hakan Wiberg Arms Race Modelling - Michael D Intriligator and Dagobert L Brito A Reconsideration Artificial Intelligence Models of Arms Races - Paul Smoker PART TWO: TECHNOLOGICAL DYNAMICS The Role of Military R&D in Arms Build-Ups - Ulrich Albrecht Science-Based Military Technology as a Driving Force Behind the Arms Race - Marek Thee Towards an Historical Sociology of Nuclear Weapons Technologies - Donald Mackenzie Modernization Through Military Industry - Olav Wicken The Creation of a 'Military Industrial System' in Norway 1960-75
The Bomb that Never Was - Wilhelm Agrell The Rise and Fall of the Swedish Nuclear Weapons Programme Weapons Innovation and US Strategic Weapons Systems - Hans Gunter Brauch Learning from Case Studies Learning from History? Case Studies and the Limits to Theory Building - Olav Njolstad PART THREE: POLITICAL DYNAMICS Militarism and Capitalism in the Twentieth Century - Michael Geyer The Geyer Archives - Lars Mjoset Arms Build-Ups under Socialism - Carl Gustav Jacobsen The USSR and China Why Do the Soviets Buy the Weapons They Do? - Matthew Evangelista Economy, Power, and the Arms Race - Raimo V[um]ayrynen PART FOUR: THE RESEARCH AGENDA Systemic Confrontation, Armament Competition, and Armament Dynamics - Dieter Senghaas Arms Races - Hakan Wiberg Why Worry?
A Possible Future for the Arms Race - Michael D Intriligator and Dagobert L Brito