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Competing with China today / Ross, Cameron; Skaggs, Ryan

Ross, Cameron	Journal Article
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As the national security apparatus continues to shift toward great-power competition, there is still a significant lack of understanding about the nature of the current competition and how the armed forces can engage within the strategic reality. This article outlines the road to competition with China, as well as the nature of the struggle, to provide clarity on the challenge such competition poses. Within that context, this article provides recommendations for how the military can translate the strategic concepts found within the National Defense Strategy into more tangible actions.

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China ; Competing

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India and Pakistan: competing nuclear strategies and doctrines / Liebl, Vernie

Liebl, Vernie	Journal Article
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2009.

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India and Pakistan have now been nuclear powers for at least a decade, apparently already having "gone to the brink" several times. Despite the dire potentialities of nuclear exchange, both countries pursue very specific nuclear deterrent and response strategies. These strategies can be found in their doctrinal development, how they articulate that doctrine and affiliated "red lines," and deployment of nuclear weapons delivery means and associated systems (such as antiballistic missiles systems and satellites).

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Nuclear Weapons ; India ; Red Line ; Competing ; Nuclear Strategies ; Doctrines ;
Doctrinal Development ; Pakistan - 1967-1977

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