Hidden Second-Strike Forces is a strategic military capability, distinguished by its concealment and survivability, that enables a nuclear-armed state to retaliate with devastating force after absorbing a full-scale first strike, thereby ensuring credible deterrence through undetectable or protected weapons platforms such as submarine-launched ballistic missiles or mobile land-based systems.
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Wolfgang Gaissmaier, Gerd Gigerenzer · Psychological Science · 2012 · 53 citations · Full text
Empathizing with the Rulers of the USSR
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