Arms Control and Disarmament:: A Bibliographic Essay

Abstract

The study of arms control and disarmament is a subject of renewed interest in the United States. The attention of academicians, politicians, and average citizens, focused by a fear of nuclear holocaust, has turned to questions of how best to seek peace and safety in the nuclear age. Courses and programs devoted to arms control and disarmament and methods of achieving peaceful resolution of conflicts in today's world are offered at all educational levels, and the general public, aware of the necessity of being well‐informed on such an important topic, is looking for ways to obtain factual and reliable information to help sort out the conflicting claims of political spokespeople. Such material does exist and should be available to researchers, professors, students, and citizens, so that they can form opinions and attempt to influence policy on the basis of a sound understanding.

Citation

Pollock, A.H. (1983), "Arms Control and Disarmament:: A Bibliographic Essay", Collection Building, Vol. 5 No. 2, pp. 35-45. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb023110