Paul H Nitze
Biographic Data
| ID | 1052141 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul H Nitze |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul H |
| FAMILY NAME | Nitze |
| SIGNATURE | NITZE P H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Johns Hopkins University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 71 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Is it time to junk our nukes
(1997). Is it time to junk our nukes? The Washington Quarterly: Vol. 20, Nuclear Arms Control - New Consensus, Renewed Debate, pp. 97-101
Tension between Opposites: Reflections on the Practice and Theory of Politics
America: An Honest Broker
The 1985 Alastair Buchan memorial lecture: The objectives of arms control
Living with the Soviets
NSC 68 and the Soviet Threat Reconsidered
Salt II and American strategic considerations
Strategy in the Decade of the 1980s
The Relationship of Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces
Five aspects of the relationship of strategic and theater nuclear forces are addressed in this essay, as well as some of the early policy discussions that surrounded the development of these forces. The first aspect concerns the notion that, in this relationship, the balance at each significant level of potential violence-or of deterrence-affects and is affected by the balance at higher and lower levels. Implicit in that notion is the idea of a h…
Documentation: U.S. National Security,1977-2001
Deterring Our Deterrent
Strategic Stability
Assuring Strategic Stability in an Era of Détente
EVEN though the translation of the Vladivostok Accord on stra tegic arms into a SALT II Treaty has not yet been resolved, I believe it is now timely to take stock of the strategic arms balance toward which the United States and the Soviet Union would be headed under the terms of such a treaty. To that end it is necessary to raise certain basic questions about the maintenance of strategic sta bility?in terms of minimizing both the possibility of n…
The Vladivostok Accord And Salt Ii
After the summit meeting in Moscow in June 1974, Dr. Kissinger called for a national debateon the issue of strategic arms and arms control. No such debate has taken place. It has been overtaken by the more immediate issues of inflation, the liquidity of the international banking system, and the extent to which Arab oil profits can be reduced, offset or recycled. But these more immediate issues are, in turn, dependent on what happens in the Middle…
Is There a Strategic Arms Race? (II): "Rivals but No "Race
The Strategic Balance between Hope and Skepticism
Political aspects of a national strategy: The Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research
The Role of the Learned Man in Government
In thecontext of government, what do we mean by the phrase “a learned man”?* I take it we can mean a variety of things. On the one hand, we can have in mind the specialist, the expert, the man with an intensive and specialized background in a particular field of knowledge. On the other hand, we can have in mind the man with general wisdom, with that feeling for the past and the future which enriches a sense for the present, and with that apprecia…
The Modern President As a World Figure
Atoms, Strategy and Policy
Assuring Strategic Stability in an Era of Détente
EVEN though the translation of the Vladivostok Accord on stra tegic arms into a SALT II Treaty has not yet been resolved, I believe it is now timely to take stock of the strategic arms balance toward which the United States and the Soviet Union would be headed under the terms of such a treaty. To that end it is necessary to raise certain basic questions about the maintenance of strategic sta bility?in terms of minimizing both the possibility of n…
Deterring Our Deterrent
Is There a Strategic Arms Race? (II): "Rivals but No "Race
Atoms, Strategy and Policy
America: An Honest Broker
Living with the Soviets
The Relationship of Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces
Five aspects of the relationship of strategic and theater nuclear forces are addressed in this essay, as well as some of the early policy discussions that surrounded the development of these forces. The first aspect concerns the notion that, in this relationship, the balance at each significant level of potential violence-or of deterrence-affects and is affected by the balance at higher and lower levels. Implicit in that notion is the idea of a h…
The Strategic Balance between Hope and Skepticism
The Role of the Learned Man in Government
In thecontext of government, what do we mean by the phrase “a learned man”?* I take it we can mean a variety of things. On the one hand, we can have in mind the specialist, the expert, the man with an intensive and specialized background in a particular field of knowledge. On the other hand, we can have in mind the man with general wisdom, with that feeling for the past and the future which enriches a sense for the present, and with that apprecia…
Is it time to junk our nukes
(1997). Is it time to junk our nukes? The Washington Quarterly: Vol. 20, Nuclear Arms Control - New Consensus, Renewed Debate, pp. 97-101
Tension between Opposites: Reflections on the Practice and Theory of Politics
NSC 68 and the Soviet Threat Reconsidered
Strategy in the Decade of the 1980s
The Modern President As a World Figure
Atoms, Strategy and Policy
The Role of the Learned Man in Government
In thecontext of government, what do we mean by the phrase “a learned man”?* I take it we can mean a variety of things. On the one hand, we can have in mind the specialist, the expert, the man with an intensive and specialized background in a particular field of knowledge. On the other hand, we can have in mind the man with general wisdom, with that feeling for the past and the future which enriches a sense for the present, and with that apprecia…
Political aspects of a national strategy: The Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research
Is There a Strategic Arms Race? (II): "Rivals but No "Race
The Strategic Balance between Hope and Skepticism
The Vladivostok Accord And Salt Ii
After the summit meeting in Moscow in June 1974, Dr. Kissinger called for a national debateon the issue of strategic arms and arms control. No such debate has taken place. It has been overtaken by the more immediate issues of inflation, the liquidity of the international banking system, and the extent to which Arab oil profits can be reduced, offset or recycled. But these more immediate issues are, in turn, dependent on what happens in the Middle…
Deterring Our Deterrent
Strategic Stability
Assuring Strategic Stability in an Era of Détente
EVEN though the translation of the Vladivostok Accord on stra tegic arms into a SALT II Treaty has not yet been resolved, I believe it is now timely to take stock of the strategic arms balance toward which the United States and the Soviet Union would be headed under the terms of such a treaty. To that end it is necessary to raise certain basic questions about the maintenance of strategic sta bility?in terms of minimizing both the possibility of n…
The Relationship of Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces
Five aspects of the relationship of strategic and theater nuclear forces are addressed in this essay, as well as some of the early policy discussions that surrounded the development of these forces. The first aspect concerns the notion that, in this relationship, the balance at each significant level of potential violence-or of deterrence-affects and is affected by the balance at higher and lower levels. Implicit in that notion is the idea of a h…
Documentation: U.S. National Security,1977-2001
NSC 68 and the Soviet Threat Reconsidered
Salt II and American strategic considerations
Strategy in the Decade of the 1980s
Living with the Soviets
The 1985 Alastair Buchan memorial lecture: The objectives of arms control
America: An Honest Broker
Tension between Opposites: Reflections on the Practice and Theory of Politics
Is it time to junk our nukes
(1997). Is it time to junk our nukes? The Washington Quarterly: Vol. 20, Nuclear Arms Control - New Consensus, Renewed Debate, pp. 97-101
Political science (19 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works)