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The Evolution of Nuclear Strategy

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Nuclear Issues and Defense International Relations and Foreign Policy European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies

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First and second thoughts towards a policy of deterrence limited war the fear of surpise attack the strategy of stable conflict from counterforce to assured destruction the European dimension retreat from assured destruction the Reagan administration and the great nuclear debate.

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