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Security lessons from the Cold War

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Harvey M. Sapolsky
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Eugene Gholz
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Allen Kaufman
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Winning the long showdown with Moscow was an amazing governmental achievement-whose underpinnings are now at risk. The key to victory was an institutional framework that ably managed defense resources to procure weapons, prepare for a long standoff, and mobilize political support for the Cold War. Unlike the Soviet Union, America innovatively melded public and private efforts to make new arms systems, use interservice rivalries as a goad to innovation, and draw on U.S. technological expertise. But foolishly, all these institutions are being dismantled in the post-Cold War era.
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Foreign Affairs
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