Challenges in U.S. National Security Policy
A Festschrift Honoring Edward L. (Ted) Warner
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Edward L. (Ted) Warner has had a long career as an educator, mentor, analyst, treaty negotiator, and more. This Festschrift is a tribute from those who have worked with him over the decades. Among his many notable accomplishments, perhaps the most important has been the opportunity to mentor a substantial number of exceptionally talented men and women regarding various aspects of U.S. and Russian defense and arms control policy.
Table of Contents
Chapter One:
The Life and Work of Ted Warner
Chapter Two:
Early Contributions to the Study of the Soviet Armed Forces and Bureaucratic Politics
Chapter Three:
Assessing Military Capabilities Using an "End-to-End" Conceptual Framework
Chapter Four:
Defense Planning After the Cold War
Chapter Five:
Pentagon Strategies
Chapter Six:
Orchestrating Complex Contingency Operations: A Forever Bumpy Ride
Chapter Seven:
Dealing with Russia After the Cold War and After
Chapter Eight:
On Not Throwing the Nuclear Strategy Baby Out with the Cold War Bath Water: The Enduring Relevance of the Cold War
Chapter Nine:
Strategic Stability Between the United States and Russia
Chapter Ten:
The Need for Limited Nuclear Options
Chapter Eleven:
The Development and Ratification of New START
Chapter Twelve:
Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament: Are We Ready to Open the Box of Pandora?
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