Making Europe Unconquerable: The Potential of Civilian-based Deterrence and Defense |
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ISBN-10: 0887300979 (Ballinger) ISBN-13: 978-0887300974 (Ballinger) ISBN-10: 0850663369 (Taylor and Francis) ISBN-13: 978-0850663365 (Taylor and Francis) DESCRIPTION: Making Europe Unconquerable is a provocative exploration of a new policy to meet Western Europe's security needs. This book boldly looks beyond military technology to a deliberate refinement and use of the power of a society's population and institutions to resist attackers. --Taken from the back cover REVIEWS: A succinct statement of a novel concept of deterrence and defense. It is balanced, readable, and thought-provoking: Gene Sharp at his best." --Major General Edward B. Atkeson, United States Army (Ret.) "The author's proposals... are carefully put forward in a nonpolemical manner and clearly merit sustained attention and thought." --Foreign Affairs "I welcome a competent American point of view on this subject, about which no European can remain indifferent." --General C. Georges Fricaud-Chagnaud, President, Fondation pour les Etudes de Défense National, Paris "Transarmament towards nonaggressive and less violent forms of defense on both sides in Europe could become a major contribution to European security." --Dr. Heinz Vetschera, National Defense Academy, Vienna "A groundbreaking study of the possibilities of non-violence that could have profound implications for the future." --Coretta Scott King "A modern concept addressed to the unprecedented conditions of the modern age." --New York Review of Books "A valuable, thought-provoking work recommended for all interested in security and survival." --Library Journal TABLE OF CONTENTS: Foreword by George F. Kennan Preface Acknowledgments 1. Meeting Europe's Defense Needs 2. Civilian-based Defense for Western Europe? 3. Transarmament 4. Preventing Attack 5. In Face of Attack 6. Defeating Attack 7. Assessing the Potential Notes Bibliography Index About the Author |
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