From classified to commonplace: the trajectory of the hydrogen bomb 'secret'.
作者： Alex Wellerstein
DOI: 10.1016/J.ENDEAVOUR.2008.03.002
关键词: The Internet 、 History 、 Trajectory 、 Computer security 、 State (polity) 、 Law 、 Secrecy 、 Icon
摘要: The secret of the hydrogen bomb went from being an icon nuclear secrecy to something that could be widely reproduced on Internet and in children's textbooks. rise fall H-bomb reveals both changing attitudes towards state general contingent nature secrecy, depending imagined threat as guidance.
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