Prognosticating about extended deterrence in the Taiwan Strait: implications from strategic selection /
CHAN Steve
Prognosticating about extended deterrence in the Taiwan Strait: implications from strategic selection / by Steve Chan - 2005
Argues that states act strategically, adjusting their behaviour according to their understanding of others motives and in anticipation of others reactions to their behaviour. These strategic choices then become historical fact. This article applies the logic of selection, or strategic choice, to analyze extended deterrence concerning Taiwan.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY
STRATEGIC DETERRENCE
TAIWAN STRAIT
Prognosticating about extended deterrence in the Taiwan Strait: implications from strategic selection / by Steve Chan - 2005
Argues that states act strategically, adjusting their behaviour according to their understanding of others motives and in anticipation of others reactions to their behaviour. These strategic choices then become historical fact. This article applies the logic of selection, or strategic choice, to analyze extended deterrence concerning Taiwan.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY
STRATEGIC DETERRENCE
TAIWAN STRAIT