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sunghou@violet.berkeley.edu (Sung-Hou KimGroup) (01/12/88)

 Defence
 December 1987

 "SDI Partnership and Participation" contains invaluable detailed information
,
 much firsthand, on what the SDI programme is all about, how it is being
 administered, the various special contracting procedures designed to
 drive it along, and the assistance being offered to business and academic
 institutions bidding for research funding.

 Focusing on the UK/US SDI Memorandum of Understanding and subsequent arrange
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 ments - the model for all foreign participation in the SDI programme - the
 editor and contributors examine every aspect of the most important military/
 industrial initiative launched in this half of the 20th century.

 The US Congress has allocated $26 billion to SDI R & D through to 1990 and,
 President Reagan has indicated deployment might begin as early as 1993.
 Overall the programme might be worth more than $1,000 billion.

 The implications of SDI on Western security policy, East - West arms control
,
 nuclear and conventional deterrence, and high technology development and
 spin-off are far reaching.

 "SDI Partnership and Participation" represents the most comprehensive and
 detailed examination available of the US Strategic Defense Initiative and
 its international programmes.  It not only looks at how bodies like the
 Pentagon's SDI Organisation and Britain's SDI Participation Office are
 organised, staffed and run and how contracts are being awarded in theory
 and practice, but also contains many useful names, addresses and telephone
 numbers essential for anyone wishing to pursue their own inquiries.

----> L5.00 UK     L6.50 or US$10.00 rest of world, surface mail.

----> L10.00 or US$16.00 rest of world, air mail.

 Cheques payable to: Whitton Press Ltd., Queensway House, 2 Queensway
                     Redhill, RH1 1QS, UK.

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