Structures of Arms Control Beyond the State: The Success of NATO and Tokugawa Japan (and also a somewhat longer version) was presented as a dissertation proposal at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA in 2006 and 2007. This project has its origins in two larger projects Nuclear Weapons Sharing, and Yoshiwara as Jujitsu: Cities of the Future.   It is an exploratory study. The present version has been slightly revised including the title. For simplicity of presentation, I have moved most of the notes into body of the book. 

Contents include: 

Introduction                                         
I: Arms Control in Early Modern Japan           
& Early Modern Europe       
II: NATO as Arms Control                  
III: The Warsaw Pact as Arms Control          
IV: Attempts to Centralize Control                  
over Nuclear Weapons after WWII   
Conclusions:                                                 
Towards a Model of Arms Control
and Weapons Diffusion       
On the Co-evolution of
Technology and Social Organization        
Notes                              
References