Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy (Volume 3): Volume 3: Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective) by Devolpi, Alexander

Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy (Volume 3): Volume 3: Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780977773442)

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Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy (Volume 3): Volume 3: Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective) by Devolpi, Alexander

Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy (Volume 3): Volume 3: Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective)

$12.00
Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy (Volume 3): Volume 3: Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective) by Devolpi, Alexander

Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy (Volume 3): Volume 3: Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective)

$12.00
Format: Paperback
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"Nuclear Reductions (A Technically Informed Perspective)" completes a comprehensive 3-volume series, "Nuclear Insights: The Cold War Legacy." It is the unique technical qualifications and relevant experience of the lead author and his colleagues that brings to permanence a thorough history and evaluation of nuclear weaponry, including their origin, testing, stockpiles, delivery systems, and the current institutional burden. What to do with them, how to reduce the risk of nuclear accidents, and how to eliminate unnecessary systems and materials are the primary topics of this culminating volume. It's one thing to wish for and come out in favor of nuclear reductions; it's another (not so straightforward) matter to make permanent reductions.

Author: Alexander Devolpi
ISBN-10: 0977773442
ISBN-13: 9780977773442
Publisher: Devolpi, Inc.
Language: English
Published: 10/30/2009
Pages: 274
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.81lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.58d
By Alexander Devolpi
By Alexander Devolpi
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Having been there, done that, the author and his nuclear colleagues have much to contribute in terms of understanding and advancing the new-millennium outlook for nuclear weapons. Alex DeVolpi, as the author responsible for this series, is a retired nuclear physicist and engineer with extensive practical and published background in most things nuclear, including arms control, treaty verification, nuclear reactors, and the ultimate disposition of fissile materials.

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