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Preparing for the inevitable: nuclear signaling for regional nuclear crises/ Owen C W Price

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PRICE Owen C W

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In: Comparative Strategy Vol 26, No 2, March-April 2007, pp.103-115 (113)Summary: This article considers the characteristics required of successful nuclear signaling in such a context the options currently available to the United States and possible alternatives for the future.

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This article considers the characteristics required of successful nuclear signaling in such a context the options currently available to the United States and possible alternatives for the future.

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