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Japanese Concepts of Deterrence

, 2020
Japan has consistently adopted a deterrence-by-denial strategy in the post-war period. Its ability to deter foreign attacks depends more heavily on its ability to deny hostility than to punish perpetrators.

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Time to restore conventional deterrence-by-denial. Egmont Commentary, 17 June 2016

, 2016
We are on the very brink of a new Cold War. Hybrid War has kept Western analysts in awe although it is highly unlikely that it would be successful against a Nato member.
Nopens, Patrick
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Forward defense – concept, plan, and action for solving russian aggression at Nato's easternd border

Bulletin of "Carol I" National Defense University
Forward defense is not a new concept. It is rather traditional, coming from the Cold War and implying, originally, the nuclear posture and strategy. Following the issuance of the Madrid NATO Strategic Concept and Vilnius statement that not an inch of ...
Iulian CHIFU
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Understanding Deterrence

, 2020
The challenge of deterrence — discouraging states from taking unwanted actions, especially military aggression — has again become a principal theme in U.S. defence policy. This chapter reviews the fundamentals of deterrence in theory and practice.

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Options for Signalling Cyber Deterrence Using Cyber Capabilities [PDF]

The possibility of demonstrating power in cyberspace to create deterrence is a controversial topic. The desire of states to hide their true cyber capabilities leads to a reluctance to reveal their existing cyber power.
Halunen, Kimmo, Keinonen, Maria
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Bucharest nine in the process of strategic deterrence on Nato’s eastern flank

, 2021
The purpose of the research presented in this article was to analyze the role of the Bucharest Nine States (B9) in shaping NATO’s strategic deterrence mechanisms and to assess their effectiveness in ensuring the security of the eastern flank.
Banasik, Mirosław
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How Does Nuclear Deterrence Differ from Conventional Deterrence? [PDF]

, 2018
Nuclear and conventional deterrence are in fact quite different in terms of theory, practice, and impact. The differences play out in various ways depending on whether strategies of denial, punishment, or retaliation constitute the basis of the deterrent
Wirtz, James J.
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NATO‘s deterrence posture at the eastern flank after wales summit.

, 2022
This bachelor’s thesis focuses on NATO’s deterrence strategy in the eastern part of the alliance after the decisions to deter Russia were passed on in Wales summit.
Monstavičius, Džiugas Kazimieras,
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Bolstering Whole-of-Society Biological Resilience Through Bold and Coordinated National Strategies and Implementation Plans

Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament
Resilience of societies to biological and other threats can be achieved through coordinated efforts of the society as a whole. This is important for any nation that seeks to adopt deterrence by denial of effects of biological attacks as part of their ...
Simo Nikkari, Outi Kuivasniemi
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Cyber deterrence is overrated: analysis of the deterrent potential of the new cyber doctrine and lessons for Germany's "active cyper defence" [PDF]

, 2019
Proponents of active, offensive cyber operations argue that they could have a deter­rent effect on potential cyber attackers. The latter would think twice about attacking if a digital counter-attack might be the consequence. The idea that offensive cyber
Schulze, Matthias
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