Dangerous Deterrent. Nuclear Weapons Proliferation and Conflict in South Asia

[...] the certain stability in the system created the following instability between the United States and Russia. [...] the United States had to deter the Russian aggression by using the threat of a nuclear conflict in order to stop Russia's revisionist intentions. [...] this book is of a high...

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Published in:Perspectives (Praha) 2008, Vol.16 (2), p.117-120
Main Author: Marková, Michaela
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Language:English
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Aggressiveness
Arms control & disarmament
Behavior
Cold War
Conflict
Conflicts
Deterrence
Disputes
International relations-US
Islamization
Nuclear proliferation
Nuclear weapons
Regional politics
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South Asia
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Arms control & disarmament
Behavior
Cold War
Conflict
Conflicts
Deterrence
Disputes
International relations-US
Islamization
Nuclear proliferation
Nuclear weapons
Regional politics
Review articles
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South Asia
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