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Testing Deterrence by Denial: Experimental Results from Criminology

Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, 2020
Deterrence by denial is gaining attention as a counter-terrorism strategy. Yet there are formidable obstacles to testing its empirical validity. We argue that experimental and quasi-experimental evidence from criminology offers support for deterrence by ...
Ron Levi
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State of (Deterrence by) Denial

Washington Quarterly, 2019
Great power competition is all the rage. The 2017 National Security Strategy (NSS) and the 2018 National Defense Strategy (NDS) both argue that the United States’ central challenge is the reemergence of strategic competition with revisionist powers ...
M. Gallagher
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Denial, Deterrence, and Disenchantment

This book complements abundant research about immigrants by contributing novel data, knowledge, and theories about potential immigrants-those who might have immigrated but did not despite the benefits of migration to immigrants and origin and destination
J. Thomas
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Deterrence by Denial and Resilience Building

, 2023
Deterrence and resilience are intimately connected. Deterrence is about understanding threats and using levers that might force an adversary to reconsider their objectives and actions against you.
James Pamment
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Bimodal Deterrence: Sea Denial and Sea Control in US Maritime Strategy

Survival
Although the US Navy is assessing hybrid fleet designs combining existing crewed vessels and autonomous systems, the process of devising a deterrent strategy to exploit these capabilities is just getting under way.
James J Wirtz
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From Denial to Punishment: Strategic Shift in India’s Deterrence Strategy Towards China Post-Galwan

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs
The dynamics of the India–China relationship have undergone a significant transformation in recent years, with mistrust and suspicion clouding the bilateral ties.
Soumyodeep Deb
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Deterrence by denial in cyberspace

Journal of Strategic Studies, 2021
Many scholars and practitioners are unconvinced that cyber deterrence is possible. This article aims to demonstrate why some of this skepticism is misplaced, as well as provide greater clarity and conceptual rigor to the proliferation of arguments within
Erica D. Borghard, Shawn W. Lonergan
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7. STRATEGIC ANALYSIS, WMD TERRORISM, AND DETERRENCE BY DENIAL

2020
James M. Smith
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Disarmament, Deterrence, and Denial

Comparative Strategy, 2005
U.S. strategic policy contains a range of initiatives that address fundamentally different sources of conflict, impeding efforts to formulate a coherent national response to the proliferation of ch...
James J Wirtz
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Terrorism and Deterrence by Denial

, 2008
Conventional wisdom holds that terrorists and terrorism cannot be deterred: terrorists do not fear punishment or death, nor do they possess the territory and population of a state, and they are therefore immune from psychological coercion via threat of retaliation.
James M. Smith, Brent J. Talbot
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