01794nam a2200265Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010002000070020001500090035002000105040001300125050002000138082001400158100003300172245006600205250001600271260004100287300002500328490003600353504003200389505105200421650003201473650002301505201105BIBL20160527193323.0760831s1976    ilu      b    000 0 eng    a 75036668 //r91  a0030898730  a(OCoLC)02512697  aDLCcDLC00aD842b.B34 197600a940.54/011 aBaker, Paul R.ecomp.2Local14aThe atomic bombbthe great decisioncedited by Paul R. Baker.  a2d rev. ed.  aHinsdale, Ill.bDryden Presscc1976.  aviii, 193 p.c24 cm.0 aAmerican problem studies2Local  aBibliography: p. [186]-193.0 aChronology.--Introduction.--Problems of strategy to end the war: Stimson, H. L. The decision to use the bomb. Morison, S. E. The bomb and concurrent negotiations with Japan. Baldwin, H. W. The strategic need for the bomb questioned. Feis, H. The great decision.--Diplomatic fencing and the cold war: Blackett, P. M. S. A check to the Soviet Union. Horowitz, D. J. The bomb as a cause of East-West conflict. Alperovitz, G. A demonstration of American power to the Soviet Union. Amrine, M. Believing the unbelievable. Kolko, G. A question of power. Sherwin, M. J. The bomb and the origins of the cold war.--The administrative context: Glazier, K. M. Administrative and procedural considerations.--The moral dimensions: Batchelder, R. C. Changing ethics in the crucible of war. Macdonald, D. The decline to barbarism.--The bomb and the world today: Rovere, R. H. The bomb. Quigley, C. Pervasive consequences of nuclear stalemate. Wiener, N. Moral and social aspects of science and technology.--A summary view: Schoenberger, W. S. Decision of destiny. 0aWorld politicsy1945-2LEMB 0aAtomic bomb2Local