Titlebook: Australia and the Bomb; Christine M. Leah Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2014 acceptance.cold war.Policy.

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Conclusions: Conceptual Themes,olicy-makers had a clear idea about the role of nuclear weapons in the defense of Australia, and the strategies pursued to achieve strategic goals. It examines how and when policy-makers began to think about the concept of extended nuclear deterrence (END); to what extent they believed in it and how

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Strategic and Policy Implications for the Future,deterrent. Australia has already entered a transformational security environment, and that is changing both the deterrence and assurance “requirements” that US security assurances were intended to address in Asia. US nuclear policy also seems to be changing—the centrality of nuclear deterrence to US

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Reliefformung durch Tektonik und Gesteinhington could take care of that complicated business. That combination of circumstances was the primary reason why Canberra gave up the nuclear option. However, the Asia-Pacific today is undergoing transformational geopolitical shifts that are beginning to seriously undermine the nuclear order under

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Die Entwicklung der geomorphologischen Formies and examines the prevailing attitude of policy-makers, and how that view was shaped by the geopolitical circumstances at the time. It argues that Australian thinking about nuclear weapons developed primarily through the framework of thinking about Canberra’s strategic ties to Britain, and the id

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SpringerBriefs in Earth Sciencess about the global strategic balance: what role Australia was playing in hosting US intelligence facilities at Pine Gap, North West Cape, and Nurrungar, and the extent to which facilities these were being used for purposes of war fighting, as opposed to deterrence (although policy-makers did not app