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Ballistic Missile Defence: An Australian Perspective
Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2001The University of Queensland's School of Political Science and International Studies organised a round table in Canberra on 27 June 2001 that brought together a select group of government policy-makers and academic specialists to discuss the issue of ballistic missile defence (BMD).
Lyon, Rod, Dellit, David
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The Cooperative Ballistic Missile Defence Game
2013The increasing proliferation of ballistic missiles and weapons of mass destruction poses new risks worldwide. For a threatened nation and given the characteristics of this threat a layered ballistic missile defence system strategy appears to be the preferred solution.
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Ballistic missile defence: The allied dimension
The RUSI Journal, 1995In discussions on ballistic missile defence, the role of collaborative programmes is high on the agenda. But in order to establish a basis for cooperative effort, everyone needs to start from a similar point and understand past attempts before mutual security can be ensured.
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Justifying Ballistic Missile Defence
2009Technology is championed as the solution to modern security problems, but also blamed as their cause. This book assesses the way in which these two views collide in the debate over ballistic missile defence: a complex, costly and controversial system intended to defend the United States from nuclear missile attacks.
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Japan, Ballistic Missile Defence and remilitarisation
Space Policy, 2013Japan's future trajectory in security policy and the extent of deviation from the post-war course of a constrained military stance have been the source of constant academic and policy debate. Japanese policy-makers have maintained that national security policy has shown no fundamental deviation, and that this can be benchmarked against a range of ...
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Nuclear Zero and Ballistic-Missile Defence
Survival, 2010A key issue with regard to achieving deep cuts in nuclear arms is the role of defences, in particular ballistic-missile defences. Defences are often viewed as obstructions to deep cuts, because strategic stability may be compromised when offensive nuclear forces are reduced to the point where the defence can absorb an opponent's retaliatory strike ...
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