| Comparative Strategy 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 1996 Democratic National Platform as adopted by the Democratic National Convention on August 27, 1996.(excerpt) | International relations | |
| 1996 Republican Party Platform.(excerpt) | International relations | |
| Alfred Thayer Mahan and the geopolitics of Asia. | International relations | Robertson, J. Michael |
| Beyond CoCom: a comparative study of five national export control systems and their implications for a multilateral nonproliferation regime. (Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls) | International relations | Rudney, Robert, Anthony, T.J. |
| Controlling non-nuclear weapons of mass destruction: problems and prospects in a changing world. (View from India) | International relations | Sen, Samir K. |
| Department of the Air Force, Global Presence in 1995.(the use of the strategy of global presence as means to deter or fight wars) | International relations | |
| Deterrence and defense in a nuclear, biological, and chemical environment. | International relations | Joseph, Robert G., Reichart, John F. |
| Documentation. (interview with Jan Lodal, Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense-Policy, and Ash Carter, Assistant Secretary of Defense-International Security Policy) | International relations | |
| France's nuclear tests and Germany's nuclear interests. (View from Germany) | International relations | Mey, Holger H., Denison, Andrew B. |
| Hopeful neoliberals, derailed collectivists-emerging Paradigms on Latin America.((Review)) | International relations | Ramsey, Russel |
| Indian and Pakistani views on nuclear deterrence. | International relations | Doyle, Jim, Giles, Gregory F. |
| Long defensives: victory without compellence.(the strategy of using long defensives can achieve victories in war) | International relations | Klein, Yitzhak |
| NATO's response to proliferation of weapons of mass destruction: facts and way ahead. | International relations | |
| Rejectionism, reversibility and realism: the Middle East peace process in perspective. | International relations | Kass, Ilana, O'Neill, Bard E. |
| Russia and NATO: theses of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy. (View from Russia) | International relations | |
| Russia: changing attitudes toward proliferation of missiles and weapons of mass destruction. | International relations | Shoumikhin, Andrei, Kortunov, Andrei |
| Russian democracy and the West after Chechnya. | International relations | Blank, Stephen |
| Russian power in the new Eurasia. | International relations | Garnett, Sherman |
| Strength in an unsettled world: the role of nuclear weapons in nuclear nonproliferation and deterrence. | International relations | Pickell, Gregory A. |
| The anti-ballistic missile treaty charade: a study in elite illusion and delusion. | International relations | Lee, William T. |
| The Chechen crisis and the future of Russia. | International relations | Shoumikhin, Andrei |
| The Chechen crisis in evolution: implications for Russian statehood. | International relations | Shoumikhin, Andrei, Kortunov, Andrei |
| The fate of Russia. (View from Russia) | International relations | Kortunov, Sergei |
| The future of the German conscript system - are its days numbered? | International relations | Denison, Andrew B. |
| The influence of space power upon history. | International relations | Gray, Colin S. |
| The role of nuclear forces in U.S. national security strategy: implications of the B-2 bomber. | International relations | Gray, Colin S., Cambone, Stephen |
| The U.S. and Russia: a virtual partnership.(View from Russia) | International relations | Kortunov, Andrei |
| Unconventional nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons delivery methods: whither the "smuggled bomb." | International relations | McMahon, K. Scott |
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