American Academy Studies in
Global Security Series
Profound political, economic, environmental, and
technological changes now underway are shaping the prospects for peace and
human well-being in the coming decades. Accommodating these changes will be the
primary challenge of states, nongovernmental organizations, corporations, and
multilateral institutions. Motivated by a concern for this process of
transformation and international accommodation, the American Academy of Arts
and Sciences launched this book series in 2003.
Published by The MIT Press, titles in this series include:
Thinking
Strategically: The Major Powers, Kazakhstan, and the Central Asian Nexus (2003)
Swords
and Sustenance: The Economics of Security in Belarus and Ukraine (2004)
The
Russian Military: Power and Policy (2004)
Statehood
and Security: Georgia after the Rose Revolution (2005)
The
Minimum Means of Reprisal: China's Search for Security in the Nuclear Age
(2007)
The American Academy Studies in Global Security Series
is edited by Carl Kaysen (MIT), John Steinbruner (University of Maryland), and
Martin B. Malin (American Academy of Arts and Sciences) and is a project of the
Committee on International Security Studies.
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