Institute for National Security Studies (INSS)

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The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) was established at the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1992 to advance research and education on strategic policy issues. Its core mission is to promote a better understanding of the nuclear aspects of competition and conflict in the 21st century, although INSS has historically sponsored work on a broad range of national security and WMD-related topics. It aims to prepare current and future US leaders to meet the evolving requirements for strategic stability and deterrence through independent and innovative scholarship, instruction, and outreach.

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Extended Deterrence and NATO/Europe Workshop Report
(Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), USAF Academy, CO, 2011) Holdorf, Polly M.
Extended Deterrence and the Middle East Workshop Report
(Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), USAF Academy, CO, 2011) Holdorf, Polly M.
Searching to National Security in an NBC World: Four Papers on Changing Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Threats in U.S. Government Policy in the Post-cold War International Security Environment
(Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), USAF Academy, CO, 2000-07) Smith, James M.
Milestones In Strategic Arms Control, 1945-2000 : United States Air Force roles and outcomes -- United States Air Force roles and outcomes
(Air University Press, Maxwell Air Force Base, AL, in coordination with USAF Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), USAF Academy, CO, 2002-09) Smith, James M.; Hall, Gwendolyn M.
Historical Dictionary Of Arms Control And Disarmament
(Lanham, MD; : Scarecrow Press, 2005) Larsen, Jeffrey Arthur; Smith, James M.
Provides a historical review of key themes and issues in international security and arms control, focusing on efforts in the 20th century to control the spread and use of armaments and to prevent war. This book summarizes the rich and proud traditions of arms control and disarmament, their critical role in ensuring a non-catastrophic course throughout history (especially the dangerous period of the Cold War), and their continuing relevance and role in the emerging post-Cold War world. It also seeks to reinforce a broad perspective of key terms in order to capture the scope and range of their application yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

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