Rat budućnosti: Znanstvena predviđanja o novom oružju

Rat budućnosti: Znanstvena predviđanja o novom oružju

André Beaufre, Vladimir Dedijer, John Cockcroft, David Inglis, Andrew Stratton, Harvey Wheeler, William A. Nierenberg, Marcel Fetizon, Michel Magat, Carl-Göran Hedén, M. W. Thring, Gordon J. F. MacDonald, Otto Klineberg, Philip Noel-Baker, Nigel Calder

A collection of fourteen essays by sixteen distinguished scholars from six countries, predicting the development and threats of new weapons in future wars, especially in the context of the Cold War and technological advances.

Topics include conventional and guerrilla warfare, nuclear weapons, air and space technologies, computer systems, submarine warfare, chemical and microbiological weapons, autonomous weapons, and geophysical warfare. The essay by Gordon J.F. is particularly noteworthy. MacDonald's "How to Wreck the Environment", which warns of the possibility of using technology to manipulate the environment as a weapon.

The authors express concern about the potential destructiveness of new technologies and call for international cooperation and arms control to prevent the escalation of conflicts. The book serves as a warning about the dangers of uncontrolled technological development in a military context.

Original title
Unless Peace Comes: A Scientific Forecast of New Weapons
Translation
Radovan Stipetić
Editor
Nigel Calder
Graphics design
Ferdo Bis
Dimensions
21 x 13.5 cm
Pages
231
Publisher
Stvarnost, Zagreb, 1969.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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