National Security and Cold War Strategy

Author: Yu Qun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This collection of essays includes 5 units and 15 articles, exploring the deep relationship between U.S. Cold War strategy and national security from various perspectives such as military, political, economic, and psychological propaganda. It extends the scope and dimensions of U.S. national security research, contributing to the enrichment and refinement of Cold War history studies.
Unit 1: China's Strategic Nuclear Weapon Development and U.S. National Security
Unit 2: Military Strategic Deployment and U.S. National Security
Unit 3: Economic Cold War Strategy and U.S. National Security
Unit 4: Cold War Psychological Propaganda Strategy and U.S. National Security
Unit 5: Regional Security Strategy and U.S. National Security
This book is a theoretical monograph on U.S. foreign policy, covering topics such as China's strategic nuclear weapon development and U.S. national security, military strategic deployment and U.S. national security, economic Cold War strategy and U.S. national security, and regional security strategy and U.S. national security. It is suitable for reference by international political researchers.