Nuclear Shadow over South Asia, 1947 to the Present
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Nuclear Shadow over South Asia, 1947 to the Present
Roy, Kaushik; Gates, Scott
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2011
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Contents: Introduction; Part I Realpolitik and Nuclearization of South Asia: Preventing the 'Smiling Buddha': British-Indian nuclear relations and the Commonwealth Nuclear Force 1964-68, Susanna Schrafstetter; Debating New Delhi's nuclear decision, Rodney W. Jones and Sumit Ganguly; Nuclear deterrence in South Asia: the 1990 Indo-Pakistani Crisis, Devin T. Hagerty; India's nuclear doctrine and command structure: implications for India and the world, Harsh V. Pant; Regime design matters: the CTBT and India's nuclear dilemma, Jyotika Saksena; Toward a 'force-in-being': the logic, structure, and utility of India's emerging nuclear posture, Ashley J. Tellis; India as a nuclear power, Stephen P. Cohen; Limited cooperation between limited allies: India's strategic programs and India-US strategic trade, Varun Sahni; Lest we forget: the futility and irrelevance of nuclear weapons for India, S.R. Valluri; Nuclear and missile development, Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema; Pakistan's nuclear weapons program: turning points and nuclear choices, Samina Ahmed; Weapons of mass destruction: Pakistan's perspective, Jamshed Ayaz Khan; Emerging NMD technologies and India: impact and options for Pakistan, Maria Sultan; The Indian Ocean and the 2nd Nuclear Age, Donald L. Berlin. Part II Strategic Culture and Nuclear Weapons: Hinduism and the ethics of weapons of mass destruction, Katherine K. Young; Of oral traditions and ethnocentric judgements, Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu; Name index.
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Nuclear Weapons;indian;Indian Nuclear;weapon;Delivery Systems;states;South ASIA;weapons;NWS;arrned;Nuclear Disarmament;forces;Nuclear Force;draft;Draft Nuclear Doctrine;doctrine;Arrned Forces;program;ABM System;tactical;Pakistan's Nuclear;Minimum Deterrence;Nuclear Ambiguity;ABM;UN;NPT;ABM Treaty;Mass Destruction;Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Program;Existential Deterrence;Indian Security Managers;Nuclear Doctrine;Indian Entities;Bilateral Security Cooperation;Pakistani Policymakers
Contents: Introduction; Part I Realpolitik and Nuclearization of South Asia: Preventing the 'Smiling Buddha': British-Indian nuclear relations and the Commonwealth Nuclear Force 1964-68, Susanna Schrafstetter; Debating New Delhi's nuclear decision, Rodney W. Jones and Sumit Ganguly; Nuclear deterrence in South Asia: the 1990 Indo-Pakistani Crisis, Devin T. Hagerty; India's nuclear doctrine and command structure: implications for India and the world, Harsh V. Pant; Regime design matters: the CTBT and India's nuclear dilemma, Jyotika Saksena; Toward a 'force-in-being': the logic, structure, and utility of India's emerging nuclear posture, Ashley J. Tellis; India as a nuclear power, Stephen P. Cohen; Limited cooperation between limited allies: India's strategic programs and India-US strategic trade, Varun Sahni; Lest we forget: the futility and irrelevance of nuclear weapons for India, S.R. Valluri; Nuclear and missile development, Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema; Pakistan's nuclear weapons program: turning points and nuclear choices, Samina Ahmed; Weapons of mass destruction: Pakistan's perspective, Jamshed Ayaz Khan; Emerging NMD technologies and India: impact and options for Pakistan, Maria Sultan; The Indian Ocean and the 2nd Nuclear Age, Donald L. Berlin. Part II Strategic Culture and Nuclear Weapons: Hinduism and the ethics of weapons of mass destruction, Katherine K. Young; Of oral traditions and ethnocentric judgements, Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu; Name index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Nuclear Weapons;indian;Indian Nuclear;weapon;Delivery Systems;states;South ASIA;weapons;NWS;arrned;Nuclear Disarmament;forces;Nuclear Force;draft;Draft Nuclear Doctrine;doctrine;Arrned Forces;program;ABM System;tactical;Pakistan's Nuclear;Minimum Deterrence;Nuclear Ambiguity;ABM;UN;NPT;ABM Treaty;Mass Destruction;Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Program;Existential Deterrence;Indian Security Managers;Nuclear Doctrine;Indian Entities;Bilateral Security Cooperation;Pakistani Policymakers
