Titlebook: START and the Future of Deterrence; Michael J. Mazarr Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 enviro

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Summary,s hopefully made clear that the stability of nuclear deterrence should grow considerably in the years ahead, provided a START treaty is signed and ratified and the trends under consideration continue. This chapter will summarise the argument to this point, make a series of recommendations based on t

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The Requirements of Deterrence,olitics and economics have become surrogates for war, at least between major powers. The key question to be addressed by this book is how nuclear deterrence, a critical linchpin of the trend making war infeasible, will evolve in that context.

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