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NUCLEAR DIMENSION (7) answer(s).
 
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Beyond the nuclear dimension: Forging stability in South Asia / Ganguly, Sumit Dec 2001  Article
Ganguly, Sumit Article
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Publication Dec 2001.
Description 3-7
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ID:   077459


Crossing the threshold: Theuntold nuclear dimension of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and its contemporary lessons / Cohen, Avner   Journal Article
Cohen, Avner Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
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ID:   068550


Evolving Indo-US strategic equation part I: nuclear dimension / Nair, V K   Journal Article
Nair, V K Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
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ID:   068563


Evolving Indo-US Strategic equation Part II: Nuclear agreement / Nair, V K   Journal Article
Nair, V K Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
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ID:   076301


Peace in our time?: the maritime and nuclear dimensions / Ansari, Hasan   Journal Article
Ansari, Hasan Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
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ID:   148989


Putin and the nuclear dimension to Russian strategy / McDermott, Roger N; Cimbala, Stephen J   Journal Article
Cimbala, Stephen J Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Nuclear weapons and nuclear strategy have found themselves as parts of the discussions among expert and other commentators about the future of Russian President Vladimir Putin and about Russia’s military-strategic options in Europe following its annexation of Crimea and destabilization of Eastern Ukraine. This study considers some of the nuclear-related aspects of Putin’s and Russia’s survivability with respect to: (1) principal challenges for NATO in the face of improving Russian military capabilities and plausible strategies, (2) the future relationship between Russia’s conventional military and nuclear capabilities and military-strategic priorities, and (3) assessment of Russia’s threat perceptions in the context of its ‘strategic history’.
Key Words Nuclear Dimension  Putin  Russian Strategy 
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ID:   168632


South Asian security after Afghanistan / Bhargava, G S 1983  Book
Bhargava, G S Book
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Publication Toronto, LexingtonBooks, 1983.
Description vii, 198p.hbk
Standard Number 0669055573
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