I first read this book in the mid-1990s. I am now returning to it because of its continuing high relevance. Kaldor was the first scholar to expose the unreality of many concepts of nuclear deterrence and the political uses of the concept. This is a landmark study and will remain relevant as long as the world has nuclear weapons. It is one of the top ten books I ever read in my long career in international affairs.
Greg Austin, Professorial Fellow, EastWest Institute, 27 September 2014
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