Yost, “Strategic Stability in the Cold War: Lessons for Continuing Challenges”, Proliferation Papers, No 36, Winter 2011 Page 5 About the Author David S Yost
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to the world; second, that the United States' post–Cold War grand strategy 1 The ideas expressed in this chapter were originally published in Hal Brands, 'US
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AMERICAN GRAND STRATEGY: LESSONS FROM THE COLD WAR By Hal Brands Hal Brands, a senior fellow of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, serves
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D. Yost / Strategic stability in the Cold War. - 10 -. The simple fact of the preeminence of the United States and the. Soviet Union in military power and
grand strategy. Cold War Cases and Geopolitical Constraints. Geopolitical factors heavily constrained U.S. grand strategy during the Cold. War. Given the
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To conclude Russia has substantial rea- sons to seek a leading role in the Arctic. It has important economic
During the Cold War era Amer- ica's possession of nuclear weapons invalidated both these geopolitical threats
Much of our force employment models and posture date to the immediate post-Cold War era when our military advantage was unchallenged and the primary threats
Detente: Cold War Strategies in Transition. E. Iglesias. U.S. Navy. Eleanor L. Dulles. Robert D. Crane. Follow this and additional works at:
The Strategic Concept for the Defense of the North Atlantic Area. MC 3/1. 19.11.1949 of NATO strategy taking it away from its previous Cold War focus.
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