.... The realization, in the early 1960s, that the procession of nuclear weapons would shortly extend beyond the USA, Britain, France, and Russia led to increased fears of catastrophic global warfare. The economic concern with disarmament was along Keynesian lines, namely that reduced public expenditure on defense...

... of military supplies (logistics); (II) defense industry; (12) economic factors in military science and doctrine; (13) arms races, milita- rism, and disarmament; (14) mobilization of the economy for war; (15) security consider- ations in formulating foreign economic policies; (16) economic causes of war...

... group in Man- Chester. He criticizes Liberal leader Lloyd George as “an architect of almost ir- reparable ruin” (XIX:5). Keynes calls for a Liberal program of disarmament, free trade, a balanced budget, and retention of social services, but no new expensive programs. On disarmament, he suggests...

..., the economics of disarma- ment, employment policy, health care, environmental policy, the eco- nomics of waste management, and the situation of Indian agriculture, among others. Blaug would not even have had to muster the energy to collect easily available information himself. He could have simply con...

... and Necessities on Disarmament. Social Security Bulletin 8 : 14 . ———. 1965 . Memo to Robert Ball, Use of SSA Poverty Index by OEO , 15 February , folder “Uses of Poverty Index,” box 20. In Merriam Papers. ———. 1970 . Letter to Richard Titmuss , 30 May , 3/154. In Titmuss Papers. Miller...

... Inc. (founded by Oskar Morgen- stern and then headed by John P. Mayberry) for the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency between 1965 and 1968 applied game the- ory to disarmament and arms races. Unlike earlier applications, these studies advanced the theory in the area of games of incomplete...

..., of all times, he is thought to have been most dedicated to it. But he was that only so long as it reduced the military power of all countries, including his own. He was a pacifist and believed its interest lay in disarmament instead of in greater mili- tary power, which was the belief...

... initiative regarding debt was launched. The intergovernmental debts problem was complicated by two addi- tional issues moving in parallel: the United States and the European nations were working on disarmament, and the London Economic Con- ference had been convened to discuss policy coordination...

..., Ian. 1975. The Emergence of Probability. New York: Cambridge University Press. 1986. Weapons Research and the Form of Scientific Knowledge. In Nu- clear Weapons, Deterrence and Disarmament, edited by D. Copp. Boulder, Col.: Westview. Haywood, Oliver. 1951. The Military Doctrine of Decision and the von...

... than necessary for disarmament, economic relief, and the establishment of democracy in Japan because of the onset of the Cold War in 1947 (Hata 1976; Roberts 1994). The Americans or Allies destroyed facilities capable of making nuclear weapons and worked painstakingly to calculate how much...

... of England; European Banking Section 12 (January 4, 1923): The State of Opinion in Europe; Disarma- ment and Peace; the Literature of Reconstruction References Ayerst, D. 1971. Guardian: Biography of a Newspaper. London: Collins. Backhouse, R. E., ed. 1999. Keynes: Contemporary Responses...

... of strategic analysis, they were dealing with issues which few could approach calmly. All were roundly criticized by advo- cates of disarmament and attracted a form of public attention that many academics, however publicly minded, consider unpleasant (see Green 1966; Herzog 1963; Kaplan 1983). Further, some...

... paper. I cleared it in the Kennedy camp almost like a government paper. And it holds up tolerably well as a statement of what the Kennedy administra- tion did in military policy and why" (1964b, 26). His next assignment was to attend the 1960 Pugwash meeting on disarmament in Moscow: "The Russians...

... that the transport system and public utilities and housing are all on a satisfac- tory standard, and no foreign investment. Let us suppose disarmament, sinking funds rampant, distribution of profits conservative and belated, incomes unequally divided, fairly good employment so that there is large...