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Oct 1, 1968

Critique of a Brookings Agenda for the Nation on Military Strategy, Military Forces, and Arms Control

Critique written in 1968 indicating that the paper needed more work and that programs for reducing defense budgets and changing arms and arms control policies require much closer analysis and more information than the paper contains.

Albert Wohlstetter
Aug 30, 1968

Comments on the Wolf-Leites Manuscript: Rebellion and Authority

June 1968 comments from Albert Wolsteter on the Wolf-Leites Manuscript: ’Rebellion and Authority’.

Albert Wohlstetter
Aug 27, 1968

Metaphors and Models: Inequalities and Disorder at Home and Abroad

Essay from 1968 that explores the issues of racial and ethnic inequalities and social disorder both the U.S. and abroad.

Albert Wohlstetter, Roberta M. Wohlstetter
Jan 24, 1968

Strength, Interest and New Technologies

In what ways will technical change alter the interests that join or divide various nuclear and non-nuclear countries, and how will it alter the likely outcomes of potential conflicts among them?

Albert Wohlstetter
Jan 10, 1968

Perspective on Nuclear Energy

This perspective on the dangers of destruction promises no quick and final solution. It involves discriminating acts of choice in both the military and civilian fields of nuclear energy for the indefinite future. And it does not minimize the dangers.

Albert Wohlstetter
Jan 1, 1968

On Vietnam and Bureaucracy

This 1968 paper was a requested comment on a paper by Richard Barnet, Co-Director of the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington and was prepared in 1968 for a conference called ’Lessons and Mislessons of Vietnam’.

Albert Wohlstetter
Jan 1, 1968

Theory and Opposed-Systems Design

Paper prepared by Albert Wohlstetter for publication in ’New Approaches to International Relations,’ edited by Morton Kaplan, 1968.

Albert Wohlstetter
Jan 1, 1968

Making Up for Lost Time or Lost Utility: Casual Notes on Equality and Equity

Written in 1968, these notes are some of many written for the author‘s clarification in the course of empirical work on race differences in income.

Albert Wohlstetter
Jan 1, 1968

Item Analysis of the HES (Hamlet Evaluation System)

This report represents a statistical analysis of the current Hamlet Evaluation System (HES).

Anders Sweetland
Jan 1, 1967

Three Months in Vietnam — A Trip Report: The Paramilitary War

Transcript of a RAND briefing, April 1967, on the Rural Development Program in South Vietnam and the use of airpower in meeting security requirements.

John W. Ellis, Marvin Schaffer
Jan 1, 1967

Some Questions —— Some Answers

Documentation in a question and answer format of the Vietnam conflict as it has been reported in Rand's study of Viet Cong motivation and morale.

S. W. Cochran
Jan 1, 1967

On Some Counterproductive Aspects of Tactical Force Employment in South Vietnam: Interviews with Vietnamese Prisoners and Civilians

An analysis of Vietnamese attitudes toward U.S. and GVN air and ground support operations in villages that were either under attack or occupied by the Viet Cong.

Greg Carter, Marvin Schaffer

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Critique of a Brookings Agenda for the Nation on Military Strategy, Military Forces, and Arms Control

Comments on the Wolf-Leites Manuscript: Rebellion and Authority

Metaphors and Models: Inequalities and Disorder at Home and Abroad

Strength, Interest and New Technologies

Perspective on Nuclear Energy

On Vietnam and Bureaucracy

Theory and Opposed-Systems Design

Making Up for Lost Time or Lost Utility: Casual Notes on Equality and Equity

Item Analysis of the HES (Hamlet Evaluation System)

Three Months in Vietnam — A Trip Report: The Paramilitary War

Some Questions —— Some Answers

On Some Counterproductive Aspects of Tactical Force Employment in South Vietnam: Interviews with Vietnamese Prisoners and Civilians

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Critique of a Brookings Agenda for the Nation on Military Strategy, Military Forces, and Arms Control

Comments on the Wolf-Leites Manuscript: Rebellion and Authority

Metaphors and Models: Inequalities and Disorder at Home and Abroad

Strength, Interest and New Technologies

Perspective on Nuclear Energy

On Vietnam and Bureaucracy

Theory and Opposed-Systems Design

Making Up for Lost Time or Lost Utility: Casual Notes on Equality and Equity

Item Analysis of the HES (Hamlet Evaluation System)

Three Months in Vietnam — A Trip Report: The Paramilitary War

Some Questions —— Some Answers

On Some Counterproductive Aspects of Tactical Force Employment in South Vietnam: Interviews with Vietnamese Prisoners and Civilians

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