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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| Summary: | "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 the context of a highly interdependent global economy. While policy makers aspire to integrate deterrence into a broader "whole of government" approach, deterrence is not a panacea for complexity. Elements of Deterrence presents detailed arguments and empirical evidence demonstrating that the practice of deterrence involves complex trade-offs between multiple political goals pursued via increasingly specialized military (and non-military) instruments. The result is a generalization of the standard deterrence framework and a more dynamic synthesis of venerable themes in deterrence theory." |
| Physical Description: | xxii, 466 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten 25 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780197754443 9780197754450 |
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| spelling | Gartzke, Erik (DE-588)1153842556 aut Elements of deterrence strategy, technology, and complexity in global politics Erik Gartzke and Jon R. Lindsay Strategy, technology, and complexity in global politics New York, NY Oxford University Press 2024 xxii, 466 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier 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 "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 the context of a highly interdependent global economy. While policy makers aspire to integrate deterrence into a broader "whole of government" approach, deterrence is not a panacea for complexity. Elements of Deterrence presents detailed arguments and empirical evidence demonstrating that the practice of deterrence involves complex trade-offs between multiple political goals pursued via increasingly specialized military (and non-military) instruments. The result is a generalization of the standard deterrence framework and a more dynamic synthesis of venerable themes in deterrence theory." Abschreckung (DE-588)4000230-5 gnd rswk-swf Deterrence (Strategy) Military art and science / Technological innovations Asymmetric warfare Dissuasion (Stratégie) Art et science militaires / Innovations Guerre asymétrique Abschreckung (DE-588)4000230-5 s DE-604 Lindsay, Jon R. Sonstige (DE-588)1109925948 oth Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-0-19-775447-4 |
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