Response to The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency
Introduction
John Barton first provoked me to take this issue seriously six years ago when he presented a paper entitled “The Impact of Intensified Nuclear Safeguards on Civil Liberties” at a conference sponsored by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. I am more a disciple than a critic of the Barton approach, but he and I have both changed our thinking in a number of significant ways since that conference.
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