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Henrik Stålhane Hiim and Øystein Tunsjø
This article draws on the stability-instability paradox to compare the prospect for limited war between the United States and China to the U.S.-Soviet rivalry Cold War.
Where Are We Going with Nuclear Weapons
George Perkovich
Whatever “nuclear order” existed through the 20th century has now come nearly undone.
Under the Nuclear Shadow: China’s Information-Age Weapons in International Security
Dr. Fiona Cunningham
Post-Cold War homeland missile defense strategy has focused on defending against ballistic missile threats from rogue states.
First, we will defend the homeland: The case for homeland missile defense
Dr. Robert M. Soofer and Mr. Mark J. Massa
Post-Cold War homeland missile defense strategy has focused on defending against ballistic missile threats from rogue states.
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