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The 'Melancholy Paradox' of Deterrence in the Nuclear Age, 1945-1965

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Fear, War, and the Bomb. Military and Political Consequences of Atomic Energy

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Escalation and the Nuclear Option.

inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.2307/20031022openalex-extracted

Nuclear Weapons: Strategic or Tactical?

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Atoms, Strategy and Policy

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Nuclear Plenty and Limited War

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