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紀要論文

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大阪外国語大学アジア学論叢. 1994, 4, p. 309-329

日本語

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1994-01-10

The Soviet explosion of the hydrogen bomb in August 1953 and growing Soviet air forces stirred serious concerns over the vulnerability of the United States against the Soviet nuclear attack. This paper examines President Eisenhower's reaction to the growing Soviet nuclear threat and his efforts to reduce U.S. vulnerability during 1953-1954. The major thesis of this article is that in 1954 the Eisenhower administration began to pay much more attention than ever to reducing the vulnerability of U.S. retaliatory forces, giving new emphasis on continental defense efforts. With the extensive use of documents compiled in the Foreign Relations of the United States series and materials at the Eisenhower Library, Abilene, Kansas, this paper attempts to shed new light on 1) U.S.-NATO relationships over U.S. continental defense efforts, 2) the shift of attention in Eisenhower's continental defense policy from reducing the vulnerability of the United States to protecting and giving alerts to U.S. retaliatory forces, and 3) the increaseing emphasis on invulnerable striking forces and continental defense in the New Look strategy in the coming era of mutual deterrence between the United States and the Soviet Union.

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アメリカの脆弱性とアイゼンハワー政権 1953-1954年

山田, 康博

大阪外国語大学アジア研究会

日本語

1994-01-10

大阪外国語大学アジア学論叢

4

309

329

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/99681