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Conventional Arms Control: The Agenda and its Dangers

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The political long-term goal is clear: a peaceful transformation of the East—West conflict through marginalisation of its military stratum. Even if it has become a dirty word to some people on the western side of the Atlantic, I will not shy away from referring to this as a ‘second détente’; the difference from the first being that this time attention is focused not only on political and economic relations, but also on a true reduction of existing military threats in Europe. This could lead to real conflict transformation and détente being made irreversible.

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© 1990 Anders Boserup and Robert Neild

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von Müller, A. (1990). Conventional Arms Control: The Agenda and its Dangers. In: Boserup, A., Neild, R. (eds) The Foundations of Defensive Defence. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20733-6_4

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