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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Counterproliferation"”.
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The Necessity of Active Measures in Counterproliferation
… States and its interests. That strategy is counterproliferation. The problem remains however, of first correcting the mistakes of nonproliferation and to restore its credibility using active measures. This thesis will layout how to implement this strategy, and how it will strengthen the …
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Clausewitz and Counterproliferation: Defeating, Deterring and Disarming Rogues Possessing Weapons of Mass Destruction
… status quo and threaten U.S. vital interests. Counterproliferation, understood herein as the non-cooperative reduction with military means of the threat from weapons of mass destruction, will therefore become more important in the future for U.S. policymakers. There are several ways of denying …
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Nuclear Proliferation: Assessment of the Nuclear Capabilities to the Year 2000 Among Selected Nth Countries--India, Pakistan, Iran and North Korea
… to prevent proliferation, and an effective counterproliferation policy to deal with proliferation after it occurs is also required.
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Assertive Disarmament: the Other Arms Control
… option to augment current Department of Defense counterproliferation strategies, assertive disarmament could prove useful in cases where the proliferation threat is especially urgent. Assertive disarmament has also been used successfully in the past. It is an option not without risk, however, and …
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Cooperation among nations: understanding the counter nuclear smuggling network in Europe
… is to provide USSOCOM, NSHQ, and the larger counterproliferation (CP) community with an understanding of how the current network functions, its strengths and weaknesses, and how it can be improved. The research starts by examining prominent theories of international relations to understand …
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Proliferation signals: information, uncertainty, threat perception and response
"This dissertation is broken into two interrelated parts. The first explores the consequences of what is often called the ""dual-use problem,"" that many of the technologies and knowledge required for the production of nuclear weapons may be obtained either directly or indirectly from other …