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Conceptualizing China and India's transforming strategic force postures under the essentials of minimum deterrence/ Zafar Khan

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In: Journal of Contemporary China : Vol.26, No. 105, May 2017, pp 403-418 (102)Summary: The article examines the conceptualization of minimum deterrence doctrinal use of deterrent forces and the modernization of strategic forces though the perceptional aspects of three imperatives may differ between two nuclear states.

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The article examines the conceptualization of minimum deterrence doctrinal use of deterrent forces and the modernization of strategic forces though the perceptional aspects of three imperatives may differ between two nuclear states.

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