Nuclear Strategy in the Modern Era: Regional Powers and International Conflict by Vipin Narang
Vipin Narang offers a critical analysis of why states adopt certain strategies and postures over others and how these choices affect their ability to deter conflicts. With the world already into the second nuclear age, strategic equations are no longer defined by a ‘bipolar global superpower competition involving massive nuclear arsenals with the capability to destroy each other multiple times over’ (p. 1).
- Reshmi Kazi |
- September 2015 |
- Strategic Analysis