Titlebook: Crossing Nuclear Thresholds; Leveraging Sociocult Jeannie L. Johnson,Kerry M. Kartchner,Marilyn J. M Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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,North Korea’s Strategic Culture and Its Evolving Nuclear Strategy,iscourse of the regime and hold an unreasonable degree of confidence in the state’s capacity for victory in a nuclear war. With these warnings as backdrop, Smith offers carefully constructed advice to would-be interlocutors on the nuclear question.

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C. C. Bernier,G. Bijiga,Y. L. Nene,R. Cousinar aspirations, and gives attention to the strength or fragility of the so-called nuclear taboo. Finally, this chapter provides an overview of the structure and contents of the book by introducing the authors and the principal contributions of each chapter.

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The Cultural Topography Analytic Framework,s meant to remedy, and explains the process of employing the framework as a research method. At the core of the CTAF is the goal of isolating the key identity factors, values, norms, and perceptual lens of the state contemplating crossing a nuclear threshold, and then designing a tailored set of tra

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,Iran’s Strategic Culture: Implications for Nuclear Policy,f Action (JCPOA)—between Iran and the P5+1. Explaining the “great civilization” lens through which Iran sees itself as a peer with global superpowers, Gerami discusses aspects of the Iranian national narrative which “fuel its sense of entitlement to advanced nuclear fuel cycle technologies.” Gerami

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Prospects for Proliferation in Saudi Arabia,w probability that the kingdom will act to acquire nuclear arms in the near term. Peterson identifies triggers within the security threat matrix that may flare Saudi motivation to acquire nuclear capability, including concern over regional disintegration, Israeli provocation, continued Iranian belli

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Cultural Underpinnings of Current Russian Nuclear and Security Strategy,Russian security thinking. Adamsky interweaves an analysis of Russian strategic culture with descriptions of the current Russian geopolitical threat perception, the architecture of its nuclear community, and the evolution of Russian nuclear and cross-domain coercion strategies over the last two deca