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Strategic "defensivism" and post-reset blues : US-Russian nuclear arms reductions, missile defenses and minimum deterrence / Stephen J Cimbala.

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CIMBALA Stephen J

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BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENCE

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In: Defense & Security Analysis Volume 30 No 1, 2014, pages 29-43 (94)Summary: Considers how much further or lower nuclear arms reduction agreements between the USA and Russia could go before they would have to become multilateral rather than bilateral, what political developments would be needed for reductions to continue, and how to prevent proliferation.

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Considers how much further or lower nuclear arms reduction agreements between the USA and Russia could go before they would have to become multilateral rather than bilateral, what political developments would be needed for reductions to continue, and how to prevent proliferation.

BMD, DEFENCE, RUSSIA, USA

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