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...philosophy This is good advice whether one is negotiating an arms agreement or reviewing book like Phantom Defense.
The authors of this work have impressive credentials. Craig Eisendrath, a senior fellow of the Center for International Policy, served earlier as a foreign service officer and claims expertise in nuclear and outer space matters. Among other things, the second author, Melvin Goodman, is a professor of national security at the National War College. Rounding out the triumvirate is Gerald Marsh, a physicist at Argonne National Laboratory. Regrettably Phantom Defense does not live up to the promise...
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