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nuclear-deterrence-and-doctrines
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The Role of Nuclear Weapons in Russia’s Strategic Deterrence
Lydia Wachs, GERMAN INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL AND SECURITY AFFAIRS, November 2022
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Changes in Russia’s Nuclear Rhetoric
Artur Kacprzyk, PISM, 30 March 2022
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Averting Nuclear Dystopia
Ariel (Eli) Levite, Toby Dalton, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 23 March 2022
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Reconsidering nuclear deterrence
Ward Wilson, European Leadership Network, 1 March 2022
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Thinking Nuclear: South Korean Attitude on Nuclear Weapons
Toby Dalton, Karl Friedhoff, Lami Kim, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, 21 February 2022
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Deterrence and War Initiation Decisions
Jeffrey H. Michaels, HCSS, January 2022
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Multidomain Deterrence and Strategic Stability in China
Lora Saalman, SIPRI, January 2022
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HCSS Paper Series: Deterrence for Small and Middle Powers
Paul van Hooft and Tim Sweijs, The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, January 2022
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Euro-Atlantic Concerns regarding a US “Sole Purpose” Policy: A Review of Twenty-One National Perspectives
Anna Clara Arndt, Liviu Horovitz, Claudia Major, Jonas Schneider and Lydia Wachs, SWP, December 2021
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Unique or fundamental? The role of nuclear weapons in Joe Biden’s declaratory policy (in French)
Jean-Louis Lozier, IFRI, December 2021
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NATO’s New Strategic Concept. Balancing Responses To Multiple Threats.
Martin Hurt and Tony Lawrence, ICDS, July 2021
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Paris and Berlin: still no strategic convergence, while the big questions return
Barbarar Kunz, IFSH, June 2021
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Nuclear Escalation Strategies and Perceptions: The United States, the Russian Federation, and China
Wilfred Wan, UNIDIR, June 2021
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Paris and Berlin: still no strategic convergence, while the big questions return
Barbarar Kunz, IFSH, June 2021
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La guerre mondiale évitée de justesse ? La légende Able Archer ‘83
(in French), Bruno Tertrais, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique, May 2021
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Implications for United Kingdom nuclear deterrence should the Union fail
Rear Admiral John Gower CB OBE, European Leadership Network, April 2021
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Nuclear weapons decision-making under technological complexity
Katarzyna Kubiak,Sylvia Mishra, Graham Stacey, European Leadership Network, March 2021
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The future of strategic stability
Benjamin Hautecouverture, Emmanuelle Maitre, Bruno Tertrais, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique, March 2021
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Le Royaume-Uni ouvre la voie de la prolifération nucléaire
(in French), Jean-Marie Collin, GRIP, March 2021
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« Latence » nucléaire, dissuasion « virtuelle » et notion de seuil : introduction au cas iranien (2/3)
(in French), Observatoire de la dissuasion No.84, Benjamin Hautecouverture, FRS, February 2021
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French vs. Australian nuclear policies: convergences
divergences and avenues for cooperation, Eloise Watson, FRS, December 2020
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Lancement d’une frappe nucléaire : analyse comparée des procédures et garde-fous prévus par le droit américain, britannique et français
(in French), Marie-Alix Lanternier, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique, January 2021
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« Latence » nucléaire, dissuasion « virtuelle » et notion de seuil : introduction au cas iranien (1/3) »
(in French), Observatoire de la dissuasion No.83, Benjamin Hautecouverture, FRS, January 2021
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Nuclear deterrence in Europe: points of convergence, singularities and prospects for cooperation
Emmanuelle Maître, Fondation pour la recherche stratégique, January 2021
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The European Equation of Nuclear Deterrence: Variables and Possible Solutions
Quentin Lopinot, IFRI, July 2020
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Russia Clarifies its nuclear deterrence policy
Nikolai Sokov, VCDNP, June 2020
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Frappe conventionnelle stratégique et dissuasion : quelques perceptions chinoises
Observatoire de la dissuasion N°79, Benjamin Hautecouverture, FRS, September 2020
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Les conséquences du Covid-19 sur la dissuasion nucléaire
Emmanuelle Maitre et Marie-Alix Lanternier (in French), FRS, May 2020
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La place de la dissuasion dans la “Vision stratégique” du CEMAT
(in French), Observatoire de la dissuasion N°77, FRS, June 2020
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Perspectives on Nuclear Deterrence in the 21st Century
Editors: Beyza Unal, Yasmin Afina and Patricia Lewis, Chatham House, April 2020
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France and nuclear deterrence: President Macron’s Ecole de Guerre speech (in French)
Benjamin Hautecouverture and Emmanuelle Maitre, FRS, February 2020
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Results of the U.S. Nuclear Posture Review
Artur Kacprzyk, PISM Bulletin, no. 29 (1100), 16 February 2018
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Rethinking deterrence and assurance Western deterrence strategies: at an inflection point?
Report, Wilton Park Conference WP1545
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The Challenges of Coherent U.S. Extended Nuclear Deterrence and Assurance
Paul Ingram, February 2014, 4p.
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China’s Nuclear Idiosyncrasies and Their Challenges
Jeffrey Lewis, Proliferation Papers No.47, November - December 2013, 31p.
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U.S. Extended Deterrence Weakened? Lessons Learned from the North Korean Crisis
Lukasz Kulesa, PISM Bulletin No. 57 (510), 28 May 2013
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In Defense of Deterrence: The Relevance, Morality and Cost-Effectiveness of Nuclear Weapons
Bruno Tertrais, IFRI Proliferation Papers, Fall 2011
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Nuclear deterrence and nuclear assurance in the NATO Area
Wilton Park Conference, Conference report for WP1101, 13p., June 2011
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Tailored Deterrence: a French Perspective
Bruno Tertrais, in Karl-Heinz Kamp & David S. Yost (dir.), "NATO and 21st Century Deterrence", NATO Defense College, 2009
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Great Power Deterrence Relationships : Russia, The United States and Europe
Isabelle Facon, in Karl-Heinz Kamp and David Yost (ed.), « NATO and 21st Century Deterrence », NATO Defense College Forum Papers, n° 8, mai 2009
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Les limites de la dissuasion (in French)
Bruno Tertrais, Recherches & Documents N°03/2009, 35 p., Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique
