SDI and the Dynamics of Strategic Uncertainty
1 See, for example, the remarks of Norman Augustine, William A. Davis, Jr., John S. Foster, Richard L. Garwin, Colin S. Gray, and Glenn A. Kent in "Reactions and Perspectives: Nine Personal Views" in Ashton R Carter and David N. Schwartz, eds., Ballistic Missile Defense (Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1984); John C. Toomay, "The Case for Ballistic Missile Defense," Daedalus 114 (Summer 1985): 219-238; Daniel 0. Graham, High Frontier: A New National Strategy (New York: Tor Books, 1983); Bernard Gwertzman, "Minimum Goals Set on Space Weapons," New York Times, 21 February 1985; Fred Charles Ikle, "Nuclear Strategy: Can There Be A Happy Ending?" Foreign Affairs 63 (Spring 1985): 824-825; The Unclassified Versions of the Defensive Technologies Panel chaired by James Fletcher and the Future Security Strategy Study chaired by Fred Hoffman, U.S. Senate, Hearings before the Committee on Foreign Relations, Strategic Defense and Anti-Satellite Weapons, 98th Congress, 2nd sess., 25 April 1984, 94-175; People Protection Act H.R. 3073, 98th Congress, 1st sess., "Congressional Findings"; and statements by Dr. Charles Townes, cited in New York Times, 11 April 1983; U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, Directed Energy Missile Defense in Space: Background Paper, April 1984, 65-78; and Leon Sloss, "The Strategist's Perspective" in Carter and Schwartz, Ballistic Missile Defense, 24-48. 2 President Ronald Reagan, "Address to the Nation," Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, Monday, 28 March 1983, 423-466; see also the President's remarks before the National Space