Five myths about India's nuclear posture / Vipin Narang.
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The Washington Quarterly Vol 36 No 3, Summer 2013, pp.143-157 (108)Summary: General perceptions about India's nuclear policy, as described in studies in the early to mid 2000s, may no longer be valid. This article argues that especially in relation to Pakistan India's nuclear forces readiness and posture can no longer be considered minimal. Outlines implications for regional security, safety, and stability.
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General perceptions about India's nuclear policy, as described in studies in the early to mid 2000s, may no longer be valid. This article argues that especially in relation to Pakistan India's nuclear forces readiness and posture can no longer be considered minimal. Outlines implications for regional security, safety, and stability.
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