International War: An Anthology

accepted action aggression alliance allies American analysis arms control arms race army attack Austria Austria-Hungary Austro-Hungarian balance basic battle become behavior Binding Triad capabilities causes century civilian civilian-based defense civilization combat conflict conventional Correlates of War crisis Cuba cultural danger death decision decision-making defeat destruction deterrence diplomatic disarmament disputes drill sergeant economic effective enemy escalation evolution example existence factors fear fighting forces fought France Germany groups hostilities human Hutterites ICBMs imperialist important increase individual initial interest international system involved issue leaders less major powers Mbuti Melians military missiles moral national security nature negotiations No-First-Use nuclear war nuclear weapons offensive peace political population position possible problem reduce relations resistance response risk Russia selection Serbia side Siriono situation social society soldiers Soviet Union strategic struggle Suggested Readings superpowers survival threat United victory Vienna violence violence-behavior warfare wars World War II York