Nuclear Deterrence: Small Wars, Moral Limits, and Existential Risk

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Nuclear Deterrence: Small Wars, Moral Limits, and Existential Risk

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Nuclear weapons have kept great powers from all-out war while giving them cover to fight smaller conflicts beneath the threshold. The views wrestle with how to keep deterrence credible while honoring moral limits and controlling escalation, and whether failed disarmament makes elimination the only safe endpoint. Understand the paradox and the existential stakes behind every debate about the arsenal.

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