Titlebook: Deterrence; Rising Powers, Rogue Adam B. Lowther Book 2012 Adam B. Lowther 2012 Cold War.Nuclear weapons.terrorism.war

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Can an Operationally Responsive Cyberspace Play a Critical Role in the Strategic Deterrence Equation our military to deter an adversary from conducting attacks against the United States and its interests, both at home and abroad. In Operation Desert Storm, the Iraqi Air Force flew 122 aircraft to Iran to avoid destruction by coalition air forces.. This operation demonstrates a successful deterrent

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Does the United States Need a New Model for Cyber Deterrence?ting domain in its own right, where specific effects can We view cyberspace first and foremost as a foundational domain that enables US military superiority and secondarily as another warfighting be achieved through cyberspace operations. In the past, cyberspace has been viewed as a largely . enviro

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Are Rogue Regimes Deterrable?volutionary states are those that “consider the international order or the manner of legitimizing it oppressive…. [T]he distinguishing feature of a revolutionary power is not that it feels threatened… but that nothing can reassure it.”. Such states aim to substantially revise the status quo, challen

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How Can the United States Deter Nonstate Actors?cade earlier. As the Cold War took shape in the late 1940s, the United States played the protagonist to a Soviet Union seeking to export communism around the world. One school of thought regarding US foreign policy holds that Americans traditionally prefer to remain aloof from international politics

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Is Space Deterrence Science Fiction?e has also created a vulnerability—thus presenting an attractive target for potential adversaries. The nation’s vulnerabilities in space are most apparent in the area of assured access to space—a national priority. At present, the United States has limited ability to protect its space assets or to d

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