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Securing Europe

01 January 1991

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Securing Europe
libdoc March=1992

Author: Ullman, Richard H
Publisher: Adamantine Press 1991, pp.183, Index, Notes

Keywords: Security, Germany, Soviet Union, Nuclear, USA, Military

"...Ullman maintains that the era Europe is now entering will be
qualitatively different from any it has known before...He urges
the
creation of a pan-European security organization to verify the
absence of threats and concludes that even without such an
institution, violent conflicts will be confined to the point
where
they will be very unlikely to escalate into war among the major
European powers." (Publishers text)

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