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Democratic defence: a non-nuclear alternative

01 January 1991

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Democratic defence: a non-nuclear alternative
libdoc March=1992

Author: Tatchell, Peter
Publisher: GMP 1985, pp.223, Notes, Index

Keywords: Military, Nuclear, Soviet Union, US, Tus

Contents:-

1. Why a non-nuclear alternative?
2. What is there to defend?
3. What's wrong with Britain's defence policy?
4. An anti-democratic army
5. Democratic and non-nuclear alternatives
6. British precedents for popular defence
7. Radicalism in the armed forces
8. A democratic defence strategy for Britain

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