Professor of sociology at the Sorbonne, RAYMOND ARON, who was born in Paris in 1905, is an author and crit the whose influence in France is comparable with that of Wolter Lippmann in America, The paper which follows has been druwn from the concluding chapter of his new book, THE GREAT DEBATE: THEORIES OF NUCLEAR STRATEGY, which is to be published this month by Doubleday.
Professor of sociology at the Sorbonne, RAYMOND ARON,who was born in Paris in 1905,is widely known as one of Europe’s ranking commentators on political and economic affairs. This paper and the one to follow have been drawn from Mr. Aron’s new book, THE GREAT DEBATE: THEORIES OF NUCLEAR STRATEGY, which has been translated from the French by Ernst Pawel and will be published by Doubleday early in January.
RAYMOND ARON,who is professor of sociology at the Sorbonne, is the author of a score of works devoted to philosophy,politics,and sociology. His most recent book, PAIX ET GUERRE ENTRE LES NATIONS,deals with the great theme of peace and war in the nuclear age. The article which follows is an amplification of a series which originally appeared in LE FIGARO,devoted to the controversy between Washington and Paris over the independent French atomic strike force and the issues it raises.
RAYMOND ARONis the author of a dozen books on sociological, historical, and political topics, and writes regularly for FIGARO. The article which follows is adapted from his latest book, EPOTR ET PEUR DU SIÈCLE, part of which Doubleday will be publishing in English later in the year.