About the Author:
A graduate research professor at the University of Florida since 1963, Alex Green has made contributions in atomic, nuclear, particle, radiation and atmospheric physics and in interdisciplinary policy study, combustion and fire suppression. He is currently director of an Aeronomy-Atmospheric Science Center and Clean Combustion Technology Laboratory. In the last two decades, he has focused on problems related to major national issues such as anthropogenic emissions and defense conversion. For this volume, Professor Green has obtained contributions from some of the leading USA and FSU experts.
From Book News:
Presents an effort to examine and develop effective defense conversion methods, particularly for the US and the former Soviet Union, both of which are suffering from a half-century of investment in military facilities, hardware, and personnel, resulting in severe capital depletion problems. The volume consists of contributions by speakers at three conferences (culminating in a specialized symposium on defense conversion in February 1994), plus several contributions invited to broaden the perspective. Russian/Ukrainian perspectives are introduced by Victor Chernyy of Ukraine's Bureau of Defense Conversion. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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