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Weapons of mass destruction: opposing viewpoints
Publisher
Greenhaven Press
Publication Date
c2005
Language
English
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How likely is an attack involving weapons of mass destruction?
The likelihood of a nuclear missile attack is greater than ever before / John J. Stanton
The likelihood of a nuclear missile attack has been exaggerated / Joseph Cirincione
Biological terrorism poses a serious threat / Amy Sands
The threat of biological terrorism has been exaggerated / John Parachini
How should the United States deal with countries that threaten to develop weapons of mass destruction?
Negotiation can reduce the nuclear threat posed by North Korea / Leon V. Sigal
Negotiation cannot reduce the nuclear threat posed by North Korea / Nicholas Eberstadt
The United States must prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons / John R. Bolton
The United States should not take an aggressive stand over Iran's nuclear program / Karim Sadjadpour
The U.S. invasion of Iraq was based on false pretenses / Thomas R. Eddlem
The U.S. invasion of Iraq was justified / Robert Kagan and William Kristol
What policies should the United States adopt toward nuclear weapons?
The United States should eliminate its nuclear arsenal / Jonathan Schell
The United States should not eliminate its nuclear arsenal / C. Paul Robinson, interviewed by James Kitfield
The United States should modernize its nuclear arsenal / Richard Lowry
The United States should not modernize its nuclear arsenal / Michael A. Levi
The United States should use its nuclear arsenal to deter nations from developing weapons of mass destruction / Loren B. Thompson
The United States should not threaten other nations with its nuclear arsenal / Theresa Hitchens
How can the United States defend itself against weapons of mass destruction?
The United States should build a missile defense system / Brian T. Kennedy
The United States should not build a missile defense system / George Rathjens and Carl Kaysen
The United States should secure the materials used to make nuclear weapons / Graham Allison and Andrei Kokoshin
The United States should aid global efforts to reduce the bioterrorism threat / Michael Barletta
A strong public health system can manage the consequences of a biological attack / Rebecca Katz
Nuclear detection teams can prevent nuclear terrorism / Jeffrey T. Richelson.
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9780737722505
9780737722512
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