""Five Myths About Nuclear Weapons" is accessible, short and
breathless. It has the tone of a TED talk: an avid speaker bursting
with one big idea and eighteen minutes to hold your attention."
--"New York Times"
Nuclear war would be an apocalypse. Nuclear deterrence is
effective in a crisis. Nuclear weapons shock and awe opponents.
Killing civilians causes leaders to back down. The bomb has kept
the peace for sixty-five years. These are the things we think we
know about nuclear weapons, but it turns out they are myths, myths
that nonetheless still shape our nuclear policy.
In "Five Myths About Nuclear Weapons," Ward Wilson blows the lid
off the stale debate surrounding nuclear weapons, stripping away
emotion and exaggeration. By drawing on new facts and historical
research, Wilson methodically shatters each of these myths in turn.
His conclusions will surprise you, enlighten you, and spur debates
about whether nuclear weapons have any power and importance in the
twenty-first century.
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