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Deterrence (Strategy)

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Thinking about the unthinkable

Herman Kahn

1962

Unchained reactions

Hopkins, Arthur T

1993

The military lens

Christopher P. Twomey

2010

Peace and certainty

Oliver O'Donovan

1989

The strategy of conflict

Thomas C. Schelling

1960

Nuclear ethics

Joseph S. Nye

1986

Deterrence and Security in the 21st Century

Avery Goldstein

2000

Peace and certainty

Oliver O'Donovan

1989

Games of No Chance 4

Richard J. Nowakowski

2015

The future of extended deterrence

Andreas Wenger, Stéfanie Von Hlatky

2015

Extended deterrence and the prevention of war

Paul K. Huth

1988

Chemical warfare

Edward M. Spiers

1986

Communist political systems

Stephen White

1987

Deterrence, technology, and strategic arms control

William Bajusz

1987

V-force

Andrew J. Brookes

1982

The Chinese Calculus of Deterrence

Allen S. Whiting

2001

Deterrence and the revolution in Soviet military doctrine

Raymond L. Garthoff

1990

Uncharted Waters

Malcolm Chalmers, William Walker

2001

The Evolution of Nuclear Strategy

Lawrence Freedman

1981

An introduction to strategic studies

Barry Buzan

1987

Deterrence before Hiroshima

George H. Quester

1986

The two-edged sword

Laurence W. Martin

1982

START and the future of deterrence

Michael J. Mazarr

1991

Deterrence in American foreign policy: theory and practice

George, Alexander L.

1974

The silent war

John P. Craven

2001

The Unfinished Twentieth Century

Jonathan Schell

2001

From MAD to Madness

Diana Johnstone, Paul H. Johnstone, Paul Craig Roberts

2017

Peripheral visions

Ted Hopf

1994

The Longoria affair

John J. Valadez

2010

Conventional deterrence

John J. Mearsheimer

1983

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