Titlebook: Common Security and Strategic Reform; A Critical Analysis Andrew Butfoy Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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The Promise and Limits of Non-Offensive Defence,The military aim of non-offensive defence is to create an environment which heavily favours defensive operations while making offensive strategies anachronistic, expensive and ineffective. Advocates argue that switching military planning towards NOD would enhance the prospects for peace while also maintaining the capacity for a robust defence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66175-8a has been central to the evolution of common security thinking; it remains pivotal to many schemes for strategic reform. For instance, views on the security dilemma frequently shape and colour the debate on non-offensive defence, arms control and CSBMs.

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Common Security,common security. The concept arose out of concerns with the nature and direction of world politics as they appeared during the Cold War. Common security was presented as a way of moving beyond a world dominated by the arms race and towards an alternative world which would be marked by states, and pe

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The Security Dilemma,a has been central to the evolution of common security thinking; it remains pivotal to many schemes for strategic reform. For instance, views on the security dilemma frequently shape and colour the debate on non-offensive defence, arms control and CSBMs.

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Critical Reflections on Arms Control,a tool of superpower competition and as a device to deflect calls for disarmament. Arms control, it seemed, was about creating the . that cuts were occurring — while in reality it merely set permissive and hardly meaningful limits on arms acquisition policies. Arms control was so tied to the politic

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