Add to ORKGAbstract This paper examines the impact of nuclear weapons on conflict behavior between states. Using the Soviet Union and China engaging in conflict with the United States from 1950 to 1965 as case studies, this paper provides support for the theory that nuclear weapons do impact conflict behavior. It was found that newer nuclear states will rely on bold brinkmanship strategies while older nuclear states will rely on deterrence. Non-nuclear states will use avoidance and deterrence when engaging in conflict with a nuclear power. Keywords: nuclear weapons, deterrence, brinkmanship, conflict, conflict behavio
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In the contemporary nuclear era, power relations between the Nuclear Weapon States and others become...
Jervis writes "perhaps the most striking characteristic of the postwar world is just that-it can be ...
Unpacking of the dynamics of conflict under conditions of nuclear monopoly, Paul C. Avey argues in T...
The effect of nuclear weapons has long been debated. Some argue that these weapons have a stabilizin...
What is the effect of developing nuclear weapons on a state’s conflict propensity? Extant answers to...
I theorize that in a dyad of a status quo nuclear state and a new nuclear state, the stage of nuclea...
This thesis carefully examines the question of the effect of nuclear weapons possession on internat...
abstract: The use of nuclear weapons as a tool for international politics has been studied and debat...
Conflict has been a key element of the human condition since the dawn of Homo Sapiens some 300,000 y...
Nuclear proliferation has in part led to a vastly-different security environment from that which exi...
Under what conditions will rivals choose to accept mutual constraints, limitations, and even reducti...
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Does state acquisition of nuclear weapons lead to stability and peace or instability and crises? Thi...
So much has been done in the name of nuclear deterrence, so much destructive power built by ourselve...
In the contemporary nuclear era, power relations between the Nuclear Weapon States and others become...
Jervis writes "perhaps the most striking characteristic of the postwar world is just that-it can be ...
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