NATO strategy and nuclear defense

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NATO strategy and nuclear defense

Carl H. Amme

（Contributions in military studies, no. 69）

Greenwood Press, 1988

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Bibliography: p. [179]-184

Includes index

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内容説明

The central problem discussed in this timely volume is the continuing question of how to incorporate nuclear weapons into NATO strategy in such a way that the military defense posture possesses sufficient credibility to deter the Soviet Union and reassure the allies. The evolution and differences in the strategic concepts of the major nations in the Alliance are analyzed by examining the character of the opposing military capabilities and some of the practical problems of fighting a local nuclear battle, a doctrine of nuclear constraints is proposed that would make the nature and purpose of employing tactical nuclear weapons more distinguishable, thus hopefully lessening miscalculation that might lead to escalation to general nuclear war. This is the first comprehensive conceptual analysis of a nuclear doctrine for actually fighting a land battle in Europe.

目次

Illustrations Acronyms Preface Introduction Part I: Strategic Concepts U.S. Nuclear Strategy in Europe Strategic Concepts of the Major European Allies Soviet Strategy in Europe Part II: The Military Confrontation Imbalances, Asymmetries, and Instabilities in Force Postures Arms Control in Central Europe The Use of Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Local Battle Part III: The Control of Nuclear Weapons NATO Strategy of Flexible Response Doctrine of Nuclear Constraints A NATO Defense Posture The Problem of Nuclear Control Conclusions Notes Bibliographical Essay Index

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