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What effect does cheap talk have on behavior in an entry-deterrence game? We shed light on this question using …
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Why do countries deploy nuclear weapons abroad? Since 1945, more than twenty states have hosted foreign nuclear weapons on their territory, and five countries continue to do so today. These deployments have important consequences for international security, yet there is little systematic...
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This article establishes the prevalence of deterrence over preemption when targeted governments can choose between …
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Why do targets sometimes make concessions when third parties offer assistance? Both the extended deterrence and … alliance literatures point to unreliable third parties to explain deterrence failure and target acquiescence. On the other hand …
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Do nuclear weapons reduce the probability of war? This article quantitatively evaluates the nuclear peace hypothesis. The results indicate that the impact of nuclear weapons is more complicated than is conventionally appreciated. Both proliferation optimists and pessimists find confirmation of...
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conditions for successful deterrence or protest. Introducing incomplete information and a third-party threat additionally …
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Existing nuclear deterrence scholarship evinces a pervasive “existential bias,†assuming that once a state merely … arsenals have little deterrence success, but I find that even assured retaliation postures fail to deter intense conventional … conflict. This suggests that the deterrence dividend is distributed unequally across nuclear powers, and that states may need …
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expectations are in turn applied to an analysis of deterrence encounters among the major states. Results show that critical points … tend to incline states to initiate deterrence confrontations and escalate them to war. Democratic states, however, are less … occurrence and outcome of deterrence encounters among the great powers. …
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