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A Hybrid Deterrence Model for Countering China
This article argues that the United States deterrence-by-denial strategy is insufficient to deter China from attempting forcible unification with Taiwan, due to its neglect of ideological and psychological drivers in the Chinese Communist Party’s ...
Ziller, Lucas
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Unconventional deterrence strategy [PDF]
, 2005 This thesis examines a largely unexplored area of deterrence theory: unconventional deterrence. Unconventional deterrence is defined herein as "persuading the opponent not to attack, via threats of unconventional warfare, such as guerrilla resistance and
Mindaugas Rekasius, Rekasius, Mindaugas.
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Terrorism and the Fourth Wave in Deterrence Research [PDF]
, 2010 Paper prepared for International Studies Association annual meeting, New Orleans, LA, February 17-20, 2010.After 9/11, many people claimed these attacks showed that deterrence does not work against terrorism.
Knopf, Jeffrey
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, 2021 The 2017 U.S. National Security Strategy appeared to bring deterrence back: departing from its predecessor, the document prioritized the concept by including “preserving peace through strength” as a vital national interest.
Wolfley, Kyle
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NATO's deterrence policy in the baltic states.
, 2023 The object of this thesis is the effectiveness of NATO's deterrence policy in the Baltic States, and the research problem is whether NATO's deterrence policy in the Baltic States is effective and how the ongoing war in Ukraine affects the Alliance's ...
Razauskas, Justas,
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BUILDING PARTNER CAPACITY FOR UNCONVENTIONAL DETERRENCE: A SYSTEMS APPROACH FOR ASYMMETRIC DEFENSE IN TAIWAN [PDF]
, 2021 Building partner capacity (BPC) is a vital strategic tool for the U.S. to compete with great power adversaries and deter aggression against partners and allies. But security partnerships and alliances are unique and complex adaptive systems; they display
Waits, John B.
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Deterring conventional terrorism:From punishment to denial and resilience
, 2012 This article considers the developing role of deterrence in countering conventional terrorist threats, tracing the post-9/11 rejection and later rediscovery of deterrence as a tool of counter-terrorism.
Gearson, J.; id_orcid
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Exploring Policy Conditions for Cyber Deterrence: A Case Study of Estonia
, 2019 page(s) 121-158This article seeks to study the policy conditions for the successful application of deterrence theory in cyberspace. While the tenets of classical deterrence theory are difficult to apply to cyberspace, understanding the applicability of ...
Oh, Lionel
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, 2005 During the Cold War deterrence was centric to all strategic debates. Today, deterrence looks very much like yesterday's solution to yesterday's security problems.
Schwarz, Klaus-Dieter
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