Titlebook: Democracy and Deterrence; Philip Bobbitt Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 defence.democracy.i

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Some Concepts in the Theory of Deterrenceo those conflicts in which the fundamental security of the state is put at risk. Thus the theory is of limited value in international relations. It is not deterrence, much less nuclear deterrence, that prevents the US from invading Canada (or the other way around). At the same time, the theory arise

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Prologue: The Theory of Strategic Bombing and the Coming of Nuclear Weaponssive strategic events of the post-war nuclear age, those that determined the utterly changed strategic circumstances of that age, occurred within a few months of each other. They were the acquisition by the Soviet Union, in August 1949, of a workable fission bomb and the decision by the United State

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Controlled Response required the unification of nuclear targeting among the services, the reconciliation of their missions and the coordination of launches, if necessary, to enable a single spasm. This coordination was the purpose of the SIOP, which replaced the various separate plans generated by the services. Target

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The Social Dimension of Nuclear Strategythat, despite deployment, the threshold of US nuclear commitment is not reduced) or ‘succeed’ and thereby uncouple the central and extended theatres. The Countervailing Strategy, I argued, would provoke political division between the United States and her allies, threatening the long-term viability

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Alternative Nuclear Strategiesose concepts.. This realization was slow in coming, given the inferior Soviet position relative to US armaments that tended to mask Soviet intentions, a patronizing Western attitude toward Soviet military doctrine,. and the American optimism in foreign affairs that arises from what sometimes appears