Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age

at one of the most perilous periods of the cold war, five specialists reflect on the best path to peace and security for the United States and the world. Panelist are: 1) J. David Singer, founder of the Correlates of War Project and Professor at the University of Michigan. 2) James Blight, Harvard Kennedy Center Associate and Specialist on the history of the Cuban Missile Crisis. 3) Susan Koch, US Defense Department Analyst. 4) Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, Co-author of the US Catholic Bishops' Pastoral Letter on Nuclear War. 5) Frank Wayman, Moderator and Professor of Political Science ant University of Michigan - Dearborn, and Author of Resort to War a summary and expansion of the findings of the Correlates of War Project.http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/191724/1/Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age Nov. 1984.mp4Description of Peace and Security in the Nuclear Age Nov. 1984.mp4 : video of panelSEL