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Extended deterrence and the prevention of war

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Defense, Military, and Policy Studies European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies

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A government seeking to prevent an attack on an ally may threaten the use of force to protect the ally. This is called or third-party deterrence. This book defines the political and military conditions under which a policy of extended deterrence is likely to succeed or fail.

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