How the Korean War put presidents in charge of nuclear weapons: The president's unilateral nuclear authority comes from decisions made at the start of the Atomic Age.

Se Young Jang

How the Korean War put presidents in charge of nuclear weapons: The president's unilateral nuclear authority comes from decisions made at the start of the Atomic Age.

Department of History

Publications: Other contribution to periodical › Newspaper/Magazine article

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Washington Post
Publisher	Amazon
Publication status	Published - 2 Jan 2018

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

506007 International relations
601008 Science of history
506017 Science and technology policy

Keywords

Korean War
Nuclear Weapons

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