Plutonium and Security: The Military Aspects of the Plutonium Economy

Engineering & Transportation

Frank Barnaby

Engineering

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

A fascinating glimpse of future war -- fought without human confrontation. Argues that advances in surveillance & target acquisition systems, the development of increasingly intelligent missiles & highly destructive conventional warheads, & the automation of command, control, & communications operations foreshadow the advent of war fought entirely by machines. Reveals an new perspectives on the modern battleground where advancing forces are not men but mechanized drones, monitored on video screens by commanders who base their strategies on unmanned aircraft, reconnaissance from satellites, & underground sensors.

Automated Battlefield

Free Press/Macmillan

Global Armaments and Disarmament (A.Wood Memorial Lecture)

Fellowship of Reconciliation

Weapons of mass destruction are the greatest threat to national security in the twenty-first century. Frank Barnaby, nuclear weapons and terrorism expert, describes in straightforward, non-sensational terms what is involved when a state or a terrorist group sets out to make a weapon of mass destruction - biological, chemical, radiological, or nuclear. But How to Build a Nuclear Bomb is not a collection of scare stories- Barnaby explains what a weapon of mass destruction is, what it is capable of doing, and what is needed to produce one and argues that counter-terrorist measures urgently need to be stepped up to meet the challenges of a new era of international terror.

How to Build a Nuclear Bomb : And Other Weapons of Mass Destruction

History

Military

Granta Books

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