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Decline of the nuclear era

Edward Nicolae Luttwak

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This paper proposes the idea that we are in a period where nuclear weapons are fading from the scene. That is, we are developing military strategies whereby the use of nuclear weapons is endlessly postponed; more and more of the strategies involve conventional weaponry. (AIP)

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This paper proposes the idea that we are in a period where nuclear weapons are fading from the scene. That is, we are developing military strategies whereby the use of nuclear weapons is endlessly postponed; more and more of the strategies involve conventional weaponry. (AIP)

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This paper proposes the idea that we are in a period where nuclear weapons are fading from the scene. That is, we are developing military strategies whereby the use of nuclear weapons is endlessly postponed; more and more of the strategies involve conventional weaponry. (AIP)

Key concepts: Nuclear weapon, Political science, History, Computer security, Computer science, Law

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