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Abstract
Earlier versions of this article were presented at the US Naval Postgraduate School's Conference on “Conventional Deterrence and Cruise Missiles” in August 1992, and at the American Political Science Association's Annual Convention in Chicago, September 1992. For their very helpful comments, I would like especially to thank John Hopkins, Max Neiman, Ronald O'Rourke, Jay Parker, John Setear, and James Wirtz. Research for this article was made possible by a grant from the Ford Foundation to the Consensus Project of the John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies, Harvard University.
Notes
Earlier versions of this article were presented at the US Naval Postgraduate School's Conference on “Conventional Deterrence and Cruise Missiles” in August 1992, and at the American Political Science Association's Annual Convention in Chicago, September 1992. For their very helpful comments, I would like especially to thank John Hopkins, Max Neiman, Ronald O'Rourke, Jay Parker, John Setear, and James Wirtz. Research for this article was made possible by a grant from the Ford Foundation to the Consensus Project of the John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies, Harvard University.
