War That Must Never Be Fought
Dilemmas of Nuclear Deterrence
Published on 1. August 2015
553 pages
978-0-8179-1848-4 (ISBN)
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This book discusses the nuclear dilemma from various countries' points of view: from Japan, Korea, the Middle East, and others. The final chapter proposes a new solution for the nonproliferation treaty review.
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Content
- Cover
- Praise for The War That Must Never Be Fought
- Half Title
- Acknowledgement
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction to Part One
- CHAPTER 1 - A Bet Portrayed as a Certainty: Reassessing the Added Deterrent Value of Nuclear Weapons
- CHAPTER 2 - The Nuclear Dilemma: Constants and Variablesin American Strategic Policies
- CHAPTER 3: A Realist's Rationale for a World without Nuclear Weapons
- Introduction to Part Two
- CHAPTER 4 - The Debate Over Disarmament within NATO
- CHAPTER 5 - Russia, Strategic Stability, and Nuclear Weapons
- CHAPTER 6 - Comparing German and Polish Post-Cold War Nuclear Policies: A Convergence of European Attitudes on Nuclear Disarmament and Deterrence?
- CHAPTER 7 - Utility of Nuclear Deterrence in the Middle East
- CHAPTER 8 - Proliferation and Deterrence beyond the Nuclear Tipping Point in the Middle East
- CHAPTER 9 - A Middle East Free of Weapons of Mass Destruction: Moving beyond the Stalemate
- CHAPTER 10 - Decoupling Nuclear Weapons and Deterrence in South Asia
- CHAPTER 11 - Getting to the Table: Prospects and Challenges for Arms Control with China
- CHAPTER 12 - China and Global Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament
- CHAPTER 13 - Korea: Will South Korea's Non-Nuclear Strategy Defeat North Korea's Nuclear Breakout?
- CHAPTER 14 - Japan's Disarmament Dilemma: Between the Moral Commitment and the Security Reality
- Introduction to Part Three
- CHAPTER 15 - Creating the Conditions for a World without Nuclear Weapons
- About the Authors
- Index
- Books of Related Interest
