Nuclear Politics in America – A History and Theory of Government Regulation

Name: Nuclear Politics in America – A History and Theory of Government Regulation
Brand: University Press of Kansas

University Press of Kansas

Explore the intricate history and theoretical underpinnings of government regulation in American nuclear politics with Robert J. Duffy's seminal work. This book delves into the complex interplay between political power, public policy, and the development of nuclear technology in the United States. Understand the key decisions, influential figures, and evolving doctrines that have shaped nuclear policy over decades. Key Features: * Comprehensive historical overview of nuclear politics in America. * In-depth theoretical analysis of government regulation. * Examines the evolution of nuclear policy and its societal impact. * Authored by Robert J. Duffy. This paperback edition offers a detailed examination of how nuclear issues have been managed and debated within the American political landscape, providing essential insights for students, scholars, and anyone interested in national security and policy history. Nuclear Politics in America: A History and Theory of Government Regulation is a definitive resource for understanding the past and present of nuclear policy.