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9780714683980

Deterrence and the New Global Security Environment

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    9780714683980

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    0714683981

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  • Copyright: 2006-09-06
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

Nuclear deterrence was the central organising mechanism for international security relations in the second half of the twentieth century. It has been replaced by a new global security environment in which the central role of deterrence, both nuclear and otherwise, appears to have diminished. This collection of papers attempts to draw conclusions on the current place of deterrence in international security relations.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Foreword ix
Notes on Contributors xi
PART I: INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Ian R. Kenyon and John Simpson
xv
PART II: DETERRENCE THEORY
1. Deterrence and Deterrability
Sir Michael Quinlan
3(7)
2. The Emergence of Stability: Deterrence-in-Motion and Deterrence Reconstructed
Darryl Howlett
10(19)
3. Deterrence Asymmetry and Other Challenges to Small Nuclear Forces
P.K. Ghosh
29(17)
4. Deterrence and Asymmetry: Non-State Actors and Mass Casualty Terrorism
Wvn Q. Bowen
46(17)
5. The New Indeterminacy of Deterrence and Missile Defence
Aaron Karp
63(19)
PART III: DETERRENCE PRACTICE THE FIVE ESTABLISHED NUCLEAR WEAPON STATES
6. United States Nuclear Strategy in the Twenty-first Century
James A. Russell and James J. Wirtz
82(18)
7. A Few Speculations on Russia's Deterrence Policy
Alexander A. Pikayev
100(14)
8. Redefining Strategic Stability in a Changing World: A Chinese View
Zhong Jing and Pan Zhenqiang
114(13)
9. France, the United Kingdom and Deterrence in the Twenty-first Century
John Simpson
127(18)
PART IV: DETERRENCE PRACTICE – REGIONAL DYNAMICS
10. Positions on Deterrence in a Non-WMD Country: The Case of Germany
Bernd W. Kubbig
145(11)
11. Regional Dynamics and Deterrence: South Asia (1)
Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu
156(13)
12. Regional Dynamics and Deterrence: South Asia (2)
Naeem Ahmad Salik
169(23)
13. Regional Dynamics and Deterrence: The Middle East
Alaa Issa
192(9)
PART V: CONCLUSIONS
Conclusions
John Simpson and Ian R. Kenyon
201(14)
Index 215

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