Theodore Caplow Livres

Covering the five problem areas of management: authority, communication, productivity, morale, and change, the author provides a non-technical handbook for all persons in charge

The book explores the paradox of nuclear deterrence, examining why, despite the vast stockpiles of nuclear weapons developed since Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they have not been used in conflict. Caplow delves into the complexities of international relations and the psychological factors that contribute to the avoidance of nuclear war. Through this analysis, he raises critical questions about the future of nuclear armament and the delicate balance of power among nations.