Nonlethal weaponry and post-Cold War deterrence
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Armed Forces and Society Vol 30 No 4, Summer 2004, pp.511-537 (3)Abstract: Although there have been substantial developments in nonlethal weapons technology the circumstances in which they will be most beneficial or detrimental as instruments of deterrence are far from clear. This article puts forward ideas to help develop policy in the use of nonlethal weapons to manage domestic and foreign turmoil.
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Although there have been substantial developments in nonlethal weapons technology the circumstances in which they will be most beneficial or detrimental as instruments of deterrence are far from clear. This article puts forward ideas to help develop policy in the use of nonlethal weapons to manage domestic and foreign turmoil.
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