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America insecure : arms transfers, global interventionism, and the erosion of national security

Title
America insecure : arms transfers, global interventionism, and the erosion of national security / by Miles D. Wolpin.
Author
Wolpin, Miles D.
Publication
Jefferson, N.C. : McFarland & Co., ©1991.

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Description
xii, 385 pages : illustrations; 24 cm
Subject
  • National security > United States
  • Military assistance, American
  • Arms transfers > United States
  • National security > Developing countries
  • Arms transfers > Developing countries
  • Arms transfers
  • Military relations
  • National security
  • Sicherheitspolitik
  • Militärpolitik
  • United States > Military relations
  • Developing countries
  • United States
  • USA
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-375) and index.
Contents
"National security": symbolism and preversion -- Weapons exports and third world militarization -- American arms exports in historical perspective -- Carter's Interregnum: the eclipse of liberal human rights and arms restraint policies -- The Salience of arms transfers and threat inflation in Reagan's "containment" policy -- Military-industrial and transnational corporate interests -- Official "security" rationales and liberal critiques: the underlying imperial dimension -- The domestic costs of Pentagonism: whither the American dream? -- Constraining third world socio-economic development prospects -- Fomenting arms races and warfare in the underdeveloped areas -- The Nascent American garrison state -- Toward an alternative national security approach.
ISBN
  • 0899505295
  • 9780899505299
LCCN
90052570
OCLC
  • ocm22006581
  • 22006581
  • SCSB-1907766
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library