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130323
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061429
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May-Jun 2005.
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ID:
076814
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110292
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2012.
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In November 2010, as part of a broad-ranging bilateral defence agreement, the United Kingdom and France signed a treaty providing for limited cooperation on nuclear weapons. Modest in scope, and the product in immediate terms of economic pressure, the nuclear treaty's main substantive provision is for the joint construction of radiographic-hydrodynamic facilities. Beneath the surface of this treaty, however, lies a story of significant strategic shifts, and there are intriguing possibilities for future collaboration between the UK and France, and perhaps for trilateral cooperation involving the United States.
The potential for UK-French collaboration spans the spectrum of nuclear-weapons issues, from technology to policy, and perhaps to operational matters. These possibilities are sensitive, not only because they run into the everyday difficulties of political-military relations between the countries, but also for their relevance to two current debates: the ongoing battle over renewing the UK's fleet of strategic nuclear submarines, and international demands for multilateral nuclear disarmament.
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ID:
115598
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ID:
107349
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ID:
098660
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2010.
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After exploding its first nuclear device in 1964, China did not develop sufficient forces or doctrine to overcome its vulnerability to a first strike by the United States or the Soviet Union for more than three decades. Two factors explain this puzzling willingness to live with nuclear vulnerability: (1) the views and beliefs of senior leaders about the utility of nuclear weapons and the requirements of deterrence, and (2) internal organizational and political constraints on doctrinal innovation. Even as China's technical expertise grew and financial resources for modernization became available after the early 1980s, leadership beliefs have continued to shape China's approach to nuclear strategy, reflecting the idea of assured retaliation (i.e., using the fewest number of weapons to threaten an opponent with a credible second strike). The enduring effect of these leadership ideas has important implications for the trajectory of China's current efforts to modernize its nuclear force.
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ID:
184542
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ID:
063249
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ID:
058605
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ID:
121661
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ID:
019098
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2001.
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243-270
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ID:
143458
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Geneva, Programme for Strategic and International Security Studies, 1981.
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65p.pbk
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PSIS Occasional Paper; no. 4 E
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| 020976 | 355.944/BOY 020976 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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063849
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ID:
065654
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1998.
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p.89-111
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ID:
019881
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April-June 2001.
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105-226
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ID:
151969
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New Delhi, Alpha Editions, 2017.
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xvi, 82p.pbk
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9789386367754
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ID:
065279
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Sep-Oct 2005.
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ID:
035840
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London, International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1981.
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viii,133p.pbk
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Acc. No. 020086 (Include in this Volume) : 1981-1982
Acc. No. 020700 (Include in this Volume) : 1982-1983
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0860790509
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ID:
072649
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Santa Monica, Rand Corporation, 1984.
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xi, 30p.
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| 024567 | 355.43/VIC 024567 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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