The long shadow nuclear weapons and security in 21st century Asia
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Stanford, Calif.
Stanford University Press
2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: investigating nuclear weapons in a new era / Muthiah Alagappa
- Pt. 1. Historical, strategic, and conceptual perspectives
- Asia's security environment: from subordinate to region dominant system / Muthiah Alagappa
- Exploring roles, strategies, and implications: historical and conceptual perspectives / Muthiah Alagappa
- Pt. 2. National nuclear policies and strategies: the nuclear weapon states
- United States: nuclear policy at a crossroads / James J. Wirtz
- Russia: "new" inconsistent nuclear thinking and policy / Yury Fedorov
- China: dynamic minimum deterrence / Chu Shulong and Rong Yu
- India: the logic of assured retaliation / Rajesh Rajagopalan
- Pakistan: the dilemma of nuclear deterrence / Feroz Khan and Peter R. Lavoy
- Israel: a sui generis proliferator / Avner Cohen
- Aspirant states and non-state actors
- North Korea: existential deterrence and diplomatic leverage / John S. Park and Dong Sun Lee
- Iran: the nuclear quandary / Devin T. Hagerty
- Nuclear terrorism: prospects in Asia / S. Paul Kapur
- Allies of nuclear weapon states
- Japan: new nuclear realism / Michael J. Green and Katuhisa Furukawa
- South Korea: fears of abandonment and entrapment / Kang Choi and Joon-Sung Park
- Taiwan: conventional deterrence, soft power, and the nuclear option / Vincent Wei-Cheng Wang
- Australia: back to the future? / Rod Lyon
- Southeast Asia
- ASEAN: the road not taken / Tan See Seng
- Pt. 3. Conclusion
- Nuclear weapons and national security: far-reaching influence and deterrence dominance / Muthiah Alagappa
- Reinforcing national security and regional stability: the implications of nuclear weapons and strategies / Muthiah Alagappa.