Nuclear Weapons: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)

Explore the chilling reality of nuclear weapons with "Nuclear Weapons: A Very Short Introduction" - a gripping analysis of the biggest threat facing us in the 21st century. Delve into the history, technology, and politics of the Bomb with expert author Joseph M. Siracusa, offering a comprehensive and accessible overview of the most deadly weapon ever invented. Discover why, despite efforts to reduce nuclear stockpiles, the Bomb remains a constant presence in our world.

From the revolutionary implications of the H-bomb to the role of nuclear deterrence in international relations, this book navigates through the changing landscape of nuclear weapons. Gain insight into the development of nuclear technology, the Cold War era, and the contemporary debate surrounding the use of nuclear weapons in the Age of Terror. Find out why, as former Secretary of Defense Les Aspin noted, the post-Cold War world is far from post-nuclear.

Take a deep dive into the controversial issues surrounding nuclear weapons, from George W. Bush's National Missile Defense to the ongoing threat posed by the Bomb. With the Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press, you'll embark on a journey of knowledge and discovery in a pocket-sized format perfect for quick learning. Don't miss out on this essential read for anyone curious about the complexities of nuclear weapons.

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