Real-World Nuclear Deterrence: The Making of International Strategy (Praeger Security International)
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Real-World Nuclear Deterrence: The Making of International Strategy (Praeger Security International)

by David G. Coleman, Joseph M. Siracusa

International Relations security studies
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A study of how nuclear deterrence influenced global strategy and international relations from the Cold War to the present.

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This book explores the evolution of nuclear deterrence as a central element of international relations.

It analyzes how deterrence theory shaped military and diplomatic strategies during the Cold War and beyond.

The authors provide context on the decisions and policies that defined nuclear strategy in the twentieth century.

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