A new edition of a well-known book on nuclear proliferation retains its rationalist fallacies.
Hamilton's legacy is all around us. So why has his wisdom--particularly as concerns foreign affairs--been discounted?
Albert Wohlstetter's 1961 "N+1" article reminds us that potential proliferators are not few but many, as most states have been empowered by economic and technical developments to build quickly high-leverage weaponry with impressive strategic reach
The French understanding of the "national interest," epitomized by De Gaulle's thinking, reminds realists of the necessity of reflection on national identity.