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Newest Weapons / Oldest Psychology: The Dialectics of American Nuclear Strategy
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Newest Weapons / Oldest Psychology: The Dialectics of American Nuclear Strategy

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The author contends that the men who possess the newest weapons are possessed by the oldest psychology - group psychology. This ancient, irresistible force shapes and colors American strategy. However the strategic decision-makers’ collective mentality cannot be reduced to a seamless whole because it is the product of opposing forces: rational, bureaucratic imperatives designed to assure the continuity of the Nuclear Elite; and irrational, technological messianism informed by visions of an American millennium.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 October 1991
Pages
278
ISBN
9780820410746

The author contends that the men who possess the newest weapons are possessed by the oldest psychology - group psychology. This ancient, irresistible force shapes and colors American strategy. However the strategic decision-makers’ collective mentality cannot be reduced to a seamless whole because it is the product of opposing forces: rational, bureaucratic imperatives designed to assure the continuity of the Nuclear Elite; and irrational, technological messianism informed by visions of an American millennium.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 October 1991
Pages
278
ISBN
9780820410746