Reciprocal Disarmament: A Game Proposal

Authors

Malcolm Chalmers

Abstract

The events of the late 1980s brought high hopes that arms control could play a major role in reducing both the danger of war and the considerable economic burden which the maintenance of large military forces represents. At the same time, many critics have pointed out that arms control, at least as traditionally conceived, has inherent limitations. For no treaty, however well-drafted, can ever encompass and quantify every significant aspect of the military strength that potential adversaries may have.

Recommended Citation

Chalmers, Malcolm (1991) "Reciprocal Disarmament: A Game Proposal," Naval War College Review: Vol. 44: No. 3, Article 6.
Available at: https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/nwc-review/vol44/iss3/6