Beyond Parity (eBook)

NATO Europe and the SALT Process in the Carter Era, 1977-1981
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NATO Europe is an underestimated factor in strategic arms control. NATO Europe was the nemesis of the SALT II process. Europe feared an early SALT ratification. The SALT process was artificially delayed in order to create a 'time window' for an INF deployment. NATO sought negotiation currency prior to the start of the planned SALT III negotiations. The NATO dual track decision killed the SALT II treaty. Superpower détente was the victim. The Second Cold War originated in Europe and not on the periphery.

This multi-archival research monograph analyzes the penetration of US decision-making under the Carter Administration, the limitation of the influence of NATO Europe to non-central systems and the re-nationalization of US decision-making under the Reagan Administration. The latter paved the way to the arms control breakthrough of the mid-1980s.

NATO Europe is an underestimated factor in strategic arms control. NATO Europe was the nemesis of the SALT II process. Europe feared an early SALT ratification. The SALT process was artificially delayed in order to create a 'time window' for an INF deployment. NATO sought negotiation currency prior to the start of the planned SALT III negotiations. The NATO dual track decision killed the SALT II treaty. Superpower détente was the victim. The Second Cold War originated in Europe and not on the periphery.

This multi-archival research monograph analyzes the penetration of US decision-making under the Carter Administration, the limitation of the influence of NATO Europe to non-central systems and the re-nationalization of US decision-making under the Reagan Administration. The latter paved the way to the arms control breakthrough of the mid-1980s.

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VerlagFranz Steiner Verlag GmbH
EinbandPDF
Erscheinungsjahr2016
Seitenangabe306 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Masse2'336 KB
Auflage16001 A. 1. Auflage
PlattformPDF
ReiheHistorische Mitteilungen - Beihefte
AutorDietl, Ralph L.

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Über den Autor Ralph L. Dietl

Ralph L. Dietl is senior lecturer in international and European history at Queen's University Belfast.

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