This talk argues that a damage-limitation capability is infeasible, unnecessary, and dangerous.

Download Publication Online Reader The UK has an important and long-standing role in NATO as the ‘second centre of nuclear decision-making’ in the Alliance. This role, developed to deter the Soviet Un...

The British Government, Nuclear Testing, and the Arms Race, 1961–1962

Among deterrence scholars, there is a rising consensus that power preponderance causes war by undermining the credibility of assurances.

Among deterrence scholars, there is a rising consensus that power preponderance causes war by undermining the credibility of assurances.

Foreword JOSEPH SASSOON Acknowledgments Contributors Introduction LISA BLAYDES and SAMUEL HELFONT 1.Arrested History: Hierarchized Knowledge Production and Iraq's Bath Party Archives MARSIN ALSHAMARY ...

The Working Paper Seminar Series is a forum hosted by the Centre for Nuclear Strategy and Security (CNSS) to nurture emerging research and scholarship regarding nuclear weapons and international secur...

A book talk by Reid Pauly.

The event will trace continuity and change in the US and allied efforts supporting strategic deterrence in the High North in the 21st century.

The event will trace continuity and change in the US and allied efforts supporting strategic deterrence in the High North in the 21st century.

The talk explains how Israel’s drive to preserve nuclear dominance and Iran’s deterrence efforts escalated a long shadow conflict into the 12-day Israel–Iran war.