Nuclear weapons, the United States and alliances in Europe and Asia : toward an institutional perspective/ Stephen Fruhling
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Contemporary Security Policy : Vol.38, No.1, April 2017, pp.4-25 (104)Summary: The article concludes that nuclear weapons cooperation will remain crucial in successful U.S alliance management as allies negotiate their relationship with each other in the face of geostrategic change,
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The article concludes that nuclear weapons cooperation will remain crucial in successful U.S alliance management as allies negotiate their relationship with each other in the face of geostrategic change,
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