Technology and International Politics: The Crisis of Wishing

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By William R. Kintner and Harvey Sicherman

Lexington Books, 1975, 177 pp

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A concise review of the impact of modern technology on the world system. The authors rightly recognize that technological development is neither a panacea nor a catastrophe, and warn that while it leads toward growing interdependence, it also sharpens political competition among nations.

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