Nuclear Blackmail and Nuclear Balance Book

Nuclear Blackmail and Nuclear Balance, In numerous crises after World War II -- Berlin, Korea, the Taiwan Straits, and the Middle East -- the United States resorted to vague threats to use nuclear weapons in order to deter Soviet or Chinese military action. On a few occasions the Soviet Union , Nuclear Blackmail and Nuclear Balance

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Nuclear Blackmail and Nuclear Balance
Written by author Richard K. Betts
Published by Brookings Institution Press, December 1987
In numerous crises after World War II -- Berlin, Korea, the Taiwan Straits, and the Middle East -- the United States resorted to vague threats to use nuclear weapons in order to deter Soviet or Chinese military action. On a few occasions the Soviet Union
In numerous crises after World War II -- Berlin, Korea, the Taiwan Straits, and the Middle East -- the United States resorted to vague threats to use nuclear weapons in order to deter Soviet or Chinese military action. On a few occasions the Soviet Union

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1. Risks, Threats, and Rationales 1
Theory and Practice 3
Analytical Issues 16
2. Lower-Risk Cases 22
The Berlin Blockade, 1948 23
The Korean War, 1950-53 31
Asian Crises, 1954-55 48
Suez, 1956 62
Lebanon and the Taiwan Straits, 1958 66
Soviet-Chinese Border Clashes, 1969 79
3. Higher-Risk Cases 82
The Berlin Deadline Crisis, 1958-59 83
The Berlin Aide-Memoire Crisis, 1961 92
The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 109
The Middle East War, 1973 123
The Carter Doctrine, 1980 129
4. Brinks and Balances: Interests, Vulnerability, Resolve 132
Right Makes Might? The Balance of Interests and Resolve 133
The Nuclear Balance before Parity: Myth of a Golden Age 144
Did the Bomb Work "Both Ways"? 172
5. Parity: Change, Continuity, Confusion 180
Equivocal Views of Equivalence 182
Parity and Nuclear First Use 195
6. Is There a Future for Nuclear Coercion? 212
The Past 213
Future Cases? 220
Index 235

Title: Nuclear Blackmail and Nuclear Balance

Item Number: 9780815709350

Publication Date: December 1987

Number: 1

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

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Heigh : 9.000 cm (3.54 inches)

Depth: 0.580 cm (0.23 inches)

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Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross

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I read the 7th edition which has a similar cover but doesn't seem to be listed on the site.

A couple off the wall ideas are presented in the book, thankfully the next chapter follows with a counterpoint to provide much needed balance

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1.	Risks, Threats, and Rationales	1
	Theory and Practice	3
	Analytical Issues	16
2.	Lower-Risk Cases	22
	The Berlin Blockade, 1948	23
	The Korean War, 1950-53	31
	Asian Crises, 1954-55	48
	Suez, 1956	62
	Lebanon and the Taiwan Straits, 1958	66
	Soviet-Chinese Border Clashes, 1969	79
3.	Higher-Risk Cases	82
	The Berlin Deadline Crisis, 1958-59	83
	The Berlin Aide-Memoire Crisis, 1961	92
	The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962	109
	The Middle East War, 1973	123
	The Carter Doctrine, 1980	129
4.	Brinks and Balances: Interests, Vulnerability, Resolve	132
	Right Makes Might? The Balance of Interests and Resolve	133
	The Nuclear Balance before Parity: Myth of a Golden Age	144
	Did the Bomb Work "Both Ways"?	172
5.	Parity: Change, Continuity, Confusion	180
	Equivocal Views of Equivalence	182
	Parity and Nuclear First Use	195
6.	Is There a Future for Nuclear Coercion?	212
	The Past	213
	Future Cases?	220
	Index	235