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... military power alone . Ironical- ly , what parades as military realism is actually the politics of futility in estimating the competitive chance of democratic society . These men have supported a variety of military doc- trines . These ...
... military power alone . Ironical- ly , what parades as military realism is actually the politics of futility in estimating the competitive chance of democratic society . These men have supported a variety of military doc- trines . These ...
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... military strategy is an effort to " destroy communism " and to " get it over with " even at the price of our own destruction . Such a military ad- venture has merit to those who find unbearable the tension of a military deadlock ...
... military strategy is an effort to " destroy communism " and to " get it over with " even at the price of our own destruction . Such a military ad- venture has merit to those who find unbearable the tension of a military deadlock ...
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... military agencies , so that if any considerable number of scientists were to refuse further military work , their alternative would not be to return to non- military research , but to leave scientific work . They would thus set ...
... military agencies , so that if any considerable number of scientists were to refuse further military work , their alternative would not be to return to non- military research , but to leave scientific work . They would thus set ...
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