- The Extended Nuclear Deterrence Myth🔍
- Nuclear deterrence is a myth. And a lethal one at that🔍
- Nuclear Deterrence Destabilized🔍
- The Myth of “Just” Nuclear Deterrence🔍
- No First Use🔍
- Joan Rohlfing on “The Myth of 'Just' Nuclear Deterrence.”🔍
- The Fallacy of Nuclear Deterrence🔍
- Revisiting Extended Nuclear Deterrence🔍
The Extended Nuclear Deterrence Myth
The Extended Nuclear Deterrence Myth
But when deterrence fails, we will very quickly discover that there is no “nuclear umbrella.” The United States has no capacity to defend us ...
Nuclear deterrence is a myth. And a lethal one at that - The Guardian
Deterrence theory maintains, in short, that each side will scare the pants off the other with the prospect of the most hideous, unimaginable ...
Nuclear Deterrence Destabilized - Chatham House
The Cold War logic of nuclear deterrence maintains that nuclear-armed states will not attack one another because of fear of massive retaliation, or mutually ...
The Myth of “Just” Nuclear Deterrence: Time for a New Strategy to ...
At a minimum, nuclear deterrence is an insufficient strategy for preventing the use of nuclear weapons. In today's world, instead of a ...
No First Use: Myths vs. Realities
Extended deterrence is about much more than just nuclear weapons. Forward deployments of U.S. conventional forces paired with strong and unwavering political ...
It has also often been used as a justification for possessing nuclear weapons. Nuclear deterrence, however, is based on an unexamined notion: the belief that ...
Joan Rohlfing on “The Myth of 'Just' Nuclear Deterrence.”
In today's world, instead of a considered, deliberate decision to use nuclear weapons, a mistake, misperception, accident, cyber exploit, ...
The Fallacy of Nuclear Deterrence
20 Andrew Brown and Lorna Arnold, "The Quirks of Nuclear Deterrence…, p. 306. 21 Ward Wilson, Five Myths about Nuclear Weapons (Boston: Houghton Mifflin ...
Revisiting Extended Nuclear Deterrence: Relevance & Challenges
Japan and South Korea are the two allies that come under the declared extended deterrence policy of the United States. Emerging Challenges to “ ...
Extended Deterrence and Extended Nuclear Deterrence in a ...
The stability that extended nuclear deterrence is intended to establish depends on all parties accepting the same nuclear use, response and escalation rules, ...
Human Rationality and Nuclear Deterrence - Chatham House
Deterrence has been defined in various ways, but at its root it means seeking to induce caution in others by threats of pain – in this case, through the use of ...
Nuclear deterrence theory · Part of a state's nuclear arsenal must appear to be able to survive an attack by the adversary and be used for a retaliatory second ...
Busting Myths about Nuclear Deterrence - Air University
Hence, as long as nuclear weapons exist, the United States must maintain a safe, secure, and effective arsenal—both to deter potential adversaries and to assure ...
Extended Nuclear Deterrence | Nautilus Institute for Security and ...
This policy, based on the threat of retaliation, served as the foundation for what is now called extended deterrence. Extended deterrence remains an important ...
THE MYTH OF NUCLEAR DETERRENCE - Taylor & Francis Online
Nuclear deterrence, however, is based on an unexamined notion: the belief that the threat to destroy cities provides decisive leverage.
Media Release: It's time to END our reliance on Extended Nuclear ...
... nuclear weapons on our behalf and to abandon the myth of Extended Nuclear Deterrence (END) once and for all. Section 1.25 of the Review ...
NUCLEAR DETERRENCE THEORY - 'classic' AustLII
The words. 'nuclear deterrence' and 'nuclear terror' have a common origin because deterrence relies on the threat of terror. The theory has brought humanity to ...
The myth of nuclear deterrence - ResearchGate
Nuclear deterrence, however, is based on an unexamined notion: the belief that the threat to destroy cities provides decisive leverage. An examination of ...
Nuclear Elimination after the War in Ukraine
Extended nuclear deterrence is a myth. The problem is that the foreign policy establishments of most allies full-heartedly believe in this myth. Extended ...
Two Myths about Counterforce - War on the Rocks
China's and Russia's nuclear forces are, and will remain, sufficiently survivable that preemptive strikes on them would not succeed in ...