Titlebook: Concepts of Non-Provocative Defence; Ideas and Practices Geoffrey Wiseman Book 2002 Geoffrey Wiseman 2002 Cold War.Europe.Gulf War

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Antecedents of Non-Provocative Defenceder the role of one’s own country in threat creation. The brief survey presented here identifies defensive antecedents in three periods: the inter-war years, the Second World War and its immediate aftermath, and the 1950s through the 1970s. These ‘eras’ were chosen both to organise ideas that emerge

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The End of the Cold War in Europessumptions implicit in alternative visions of the post-Cold War international system; the final section briefly assesses whether and, if so, how advocates adjusted their persuasion strategies to the new conditions.

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Regularity Theorems and Maximum Principles, what has been widely regarded as a central problem in international relations: the so-called security dilemma, defined as ‘the dynamic in which one state’s efforts to increase its security are perceived as being achieved at the expense of another state’s security, promoting a spiral of competition

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-22554-7der the role of one’s own country in threat creation. The brief survey presented here identifies defensive antecedents in three periods: the inter-war years, the Second World War and its immediate aftermath, and the 1950s through the 1970s. These ‘eras’ were chosen both to organise ideas that emerge

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,Lie-Gruppen und homogene R?ume,ssumptions implicit in alternative visions of the post-Cold War international system; the final section briefly assesses whether and, if so, how advocates adjusted their persuasion strategies to the new conditions.

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Defensive Concepts and the Security Dilemma sides adopted manifestly defensive military doctrines. This line of argument ran counter to the official Western view that, given the Soviet threat, Western security depended on maintaining or increasing NATO’s military strength as a clear signal of resolve to the Soviet Union, and that this someti

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New Defensive Thinking in the Soviet Union, 1986–89at Western-originated thinking on non-provocative defence influenced NATO only through its influence on the Soviet Union; that new thinking in the Soviet Union owed much to non-official Western influences but largely legitimised itself by drawing on the Soviet past; and that Western offensive polici