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Would We Know Minimal Deterrence if We Saw It?
The United States faces a dilemma with respect to its nuclear arsenal. On one hand, it, like the other Nuclear Weapon State (NWS) parties to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT), made a commitmen… more →
Strategic Thinking
A blast from the past
lichanos wrote 1 week ago: In utrumque paratus…That little bit of Latin means “prepared for either…” … more →
With Missiles and Nukes on Both Sides, Is the Middle East Going MAD?
johnibii wrote 1 month ago: By Ariel Cohen The Washington Times The forthcoming Russian anti-aircraft system in Iran may precip … more →
Would We Know Minimal Deterrence if We Saw It?
B Gourley wrote 1 month ago: The United States faces a dilemma with respect to its nuclear arsenal. On one hand, it, like the oth … more →
The world ends with a heavy dose of satire
Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 2 months ago: I can’t remember ever reading a novel with such a serious message, presented in such a humorou … more →
Final Week
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theamazingfruitsalad wrote 3 months ago: Did you see The sky light up the clouds part and the heavens open? The heat of seven thousand suns d … more →
War of Words: He Said, She Said
obamashatchetman wrote 3 months ago: “Iran, Cuba, Venezuela — these countries are tiny compared to the Soviet Union. They don’t pos … more →
Social Psychology: Escaping the Prisoner's Dilemma
grant czerepak wrote 6 months ago: For the past several decades the Prisoners’ Dilemma has been a dominant frame in Game Theory. … more →
Romney's rationale for sticking it out post-Florida and other suicidal tendencies
dotan wrote 7 months ago: Jason Bonham quotes Romney in a race42008.com blog burst titled Romney on Good Morning America [Romn … more →
Schultz Perry Kissinger Nunn Op-ed
B Gourley wrote 7 months ago: On Tuesday (January 15, 2008) a Wall Street JournalOp-Ed appeared as a sequel to a one year old op … more →
Prophylactic War and the Choice Doctrine. Hmmm, Could it work?
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Wolf Pangloss wrote 7 months ago: Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD) was posited on the premise that the USA and the USSR were both unco … more →
Roadmap to Zero: Is Disarmament Possible?
B Gourley wrote 8 months ago: Among nuclear nonproliferation topics, one of the least seriously considered areas of debate is nuc … more →
Doth China Protest Too Much: Patriot Upgrade Sales
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B Gourley wrote 9 months ago: This week China announce that the reason it had turned away US naval vessels from Hong Kong was in r … more →
As The Fog Clears: January 21st, 2008
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destogate wrote 9 months ago: Disclaimer: What follows is a work of pure fiction and not foresight. The views expressed are just a … more →
Why Not Mutually Assured CONSTRUCTION?
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jlseagull wrote 9 months ago: Mutually Assured Destruction as its acronym implies is MAD. As I was engaging in an earlier discussi … more →
A bully in an unipolar world
Anon wrote 10 months ago: Oh Phaedrus, you do remember when you were among friends in a tavern about 15 years ago, when news f … more →
Deterrence is a Ballistic Missile Launching Submarine: At Sea and On Patrol
johnib wrote 1 year ago: V.V.V.V. equals four big reasons for UK to stay nuclear By Charles Moore The Telegraph (London, UK) … more →
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