Titlebook: Britain, NATO and Nuclear Weapons; Alternative Defence Ken Booth,John Baylis Book 1989 Ken Booth and John Baylis 1989 defence policy.Europ

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Ola Didrik Saugstad M.D., Ph.D.ms which can be levelled against the ‘independent nuclear deterrent’ are numerous. Some of them will be quite familiar, and need not be rehearsed at length. Others, made against the particular policy of the present government by pro-nuclear strategists, will be addressed by John Baylis in Part II.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-93997-7ay from the concept of ‘forward defence’ in Western Europe and existing counteroffensive capabilities and tactics towards the idea of ‘defence in depth’ and the principles of territorial defence. According to one writer:

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Steven M. Donn,Meera S. Meerkovce strategy relatively away from their present nuclear biases towards a more credible conventional response. Nuclear weapons would still have a role in deterring nuclear threats but the emphasis would be very much on improving conventional capabilities.

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