Vojenské Rozhledy

Czech Military Review

Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 3/2009: 73-77

ABM a SALT I: Security Dilemma, Cooperation and Rational ChoiceInformational pages

Mgr. Jan Ludvík

The SALT agreements seem to be outdated, nonetheless the current discussion on the U.S. missile defence systems must be perceived in its complexity and theoretical framework, with AMB treaty as a cornerstone. The article suggests that ABM treaty and Interim Agreement, forming together the outcome of SALT negotiations, demonstrate that rational decisions are fully compatible with arms control system and realist approaches to the international relations. The author supposes that cooperation and mutual trust can be achieved through negotiations and perception of other participants. He also takes into account the impact of Soviet nuclear build-up in 1960s is and its consequences. The important conclusion can be derived from this fact: arms control should be expected more in times of military balance rather that the domination of one world's actor. Key words: disarmament, arms control, mutual assured destruction, and antiballistic missile systems.

Keywords: security threats,cbrn,global security,antimissile defence,rusia,us,nuclear weapons

Published: September 15, 2009  Show citation

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Ludvík, J. (2009). ABM a SALT I: Security Dilemma, Cooperation and Rational Choice. Czech Military Review90(3), 73-77
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