Elements of deterrence : strategy, technology, and complexity in global politics /

"Deterrence theory emerged early in the Cold War, as logicians and practitioners grappled with the new threat environment posed by nuclear weapons. Today, strategists and operators are confronting a novel set of technological challenges (cyberattacks, drones, space weapons, subversion), all in...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Gartzke, Erik (Author), Lindsay, Jon R. (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2024]
Subjects:	Deterrence (Strategy) Military art and science > Technological innovations. Asymmetric warfare. Dissuasion (Stratégie) Art et science militaires > Innovations. Guerre asymétrique. POLITICAL SCIENCE. Diplomacy. International Relations. Asymmetric warfare Military art and science > Technological innovations Warfare & defence. Warfare and Defence. deterrence, deterrence theory, integrated deterrence, cross-domain deterrence, strategy, international security, technology, cybersecurity, military operations, multidomain operations Electronic books.
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Table of Contents:

Revisiting Deterrence Theory
What Is Deterrence?
Deterrence Is Not (Just) One Thing
Politics by (Many) Other Means
Cyberspace Is Unsuitable for the Strategy of War
Cyberspace Is Ideal for the Strategy of Deception
Cyber Deception versus Nuclear Deterrence
Land : Presence and Credibility / with Koji Kagotani
Sea : Maneuver and Uncertainty
Air : Automation and Cost / with James Walsh
Space : Intelligence and Stability / with Bryan Early
Trade : Asymmetry and Multipolarity / with Oliver Westerwinter
Cyber : Complements and Substitutes / with Nadiya Kostyuk
Gray Zone : Ambiguity and Escalation / with J. Andrés Gannon and Peter Schram
Summary and Implications.