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Rethinking India’s Nuclear Policy:Credible Minimum Nuclear Deterrence as a Dynamic Transformation of Nuclear Option Open [PDF]

, 2013
After its 1998 nuclear test, India’s nuclear doctrine was described as ‘credible minimum nuclear deterrence’. India’s nuclear doctrine and policy are often characterized, in the academic discourse, as if the country pursues an assertive military doctrine
Nakanishi, Hiroaki
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The China–India–Pakistan Nuclear Triangle: Consequential Choices for Asian Security

Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament, 2022
Asia-Pacific is the new locus of global power politics. To contain the rise of China, India has joined the United States in shaping a “geo-political” response to China’s “geo-economic” outreach.
Salman Bashir
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India and the Policy of No First Use of Nuclear Weapons

Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament, 2018
One of the cornerstones of India’s official nuclear policy is No First Use (NFU) of nuclear weapons, which has a long history in Indian nuclear debates and discussions.
Kumar Sundaram, M. V. Ramana
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Nasr: A Product of Pakistan's Strategic Culture

Policy Perspectives, 2016
After the dismal failure of Operation Parakram, India went back to the drawing board and developed a new limited war strategy, referred to as the Cold Start Doctrine, with the aim of quick mobilization of their troops to Pakistan's border, from where ...
Muhammad Umar
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The principles of issuing a crucial decision (selected problems)

Studia Prawnicze KUL, 2023
The erection and commissioning of a nuclear power plant requires a number of administrative pro­cedures. At the same time, in the majority of cases, it concerns proceedings that are mainly regulated outside the provisions on nuclear energy, and thus ...
Łukasz Dubiński
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Israel’s Nuclear Programme

Контуры глобальных трансформаций: политика, экономика, право, 2018
Israel  is  widely  believed to possess nuclear weapons, but has never confirmed the existence of its nuclear program. Historians have for a long time largely relied on limited access to U.S.
T. A. Karasova
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Deterrence theory and strategy in the international system from the Cold War to the multipolar era. Towards a new strategy of ‘extended deterrence’ in Greek-Turkish relations |

Political Observer, 2021
Deterrence is the key concept for understanding the strategy and diplomacy of the age (Kenny, 1985). Its various versions — or better yet — its main manifestations appear during the Cold War period (Brodie, Wolfers, Viner, at A.
Nicolas Papanastasopoulos
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L’évolution de la doctrine nucléaire américaine de contreforce [PDF]

, 1986
There has been a tendency lately in the United States to talk about the breakdown of the domestic consensus on the purpose of American nuclear strategy. The Reagan administration policies have been largely responsible for the growing felt need by many to
David, Charles-Philippe
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Tactical Nuclear Weapons (TNWs) or Flexible Response Choosing the Right Strategy

Policy Perspectives, 2016
The entry of Tactical Nuclear Weapons (TNWs) and Nasr missile into Pakistan military armoury and the development of military strategy thereafter have been considered a major breakthrough to counter India's Cold Start Doctrine or Proactive Military ...
Asim Ahmed
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No First Use and Credible Deterrence

Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament, 2018
Despite progress in reducing the number of nuclear weapons in the largest arsenals, a number of states are now looking to increase their reliance on nuclear weapons not only for deterrence, but also for coercion or war fighting.
Steve Fetter, Jon Wolfsthal
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