Missile defenses and strategic stability in Asia: evidence from simulations/ Jaganath Sankaran
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Journal of East Asian StudiesSummary: This article discusses a series of simulation experiments were developed to empirically test opposing arguments over missile defenses and strategic stability between United States and China. The simulations indicate that current deployments are necessary for defense and proportional to the threat.
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This article discusses a series of simulation experiments were developed to empirically test opposing arguments over missile defenses and strategic stability between United States and China. The simulations indicate that current deployments are necessary for defense and proportional to the threat.
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