Works
- Sea Power in the Machine Age. Princeton University Press,1941 and 1943.
- A Layman’s Guide to Naval Strategy. Princeton University Press, 1942.
- The Absolute Weapon: Atomic Power and World Order. (editor and contributor), Harcourt, 1946.
- Strategy in the Missile Age. Princeton University Press, 1959.
- From Cross-Bow to H-Bomb. Dell, 1962; Indiana University Press (rev. ed.), 1973.
- Escalation and the Nuclear Option. Princeton University Press, 1966.
- Bureaucracy, Politics, and Strategy. University of California, 1968 (with Henry Kissinger).
- The Future of Deterrence in U.S. Strategy. Security Studies Project, University of California, 1968.
- War and Politics. Macmillan, 1973.
- A Guide to the Reading of "On War". Princeton University Press, 1976.
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