Dissuading nuclear adversaries: The strategic concept of dissuasion and the U.S. nuclear arsenal

Article Abstract:

The strategic concept of dissuasion by defining it as the active constraint of rationally beneficial options available to a current or potential geopolitical rival in order to preserve the national interests or goals of the US or its allies is studied. Dissuasion is refined through analyses of historical case studies, the current security environment and future scenarios and by identifying three operational types: global, regional, and tactical.

International Affairs, International politics, Nuclear Nonproliferation, Military policy, Nuclear weapons (International law)

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North Korea's impact on nuclear testing

Article Abstract:

The future impact of North Korea's nuclear weapons test globally and the strict measures to be enforced on them including the Non Proliferation Treaty for international safety are explained.

North Korea, International aspects, Military aspects, Nuclear testing, North Korean foreign relations

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Rationale and requirements for U.S. nuclear forces and arms control: executive report; about the participants

Article Abstract:

This article provides short biographies of the panel of participants discussing the future of U.S. arms control policies.

Analysis, Arms control

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