Nuclear Coercion is a strategic political-military practice in which the threat or limited use of nuclear weapons serves to compel an adversary to alter its behavior by leveraging the extreme destructive potential of nuclear force to induce fear of catastrophic escalation.
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<i>Nuclear Fear: A History of Images</i>
Spencer R. Weart, Allan M. Winkler · Physics Today · 1989 · 305 citations
The Command and Control of Nuclear Forces
Andrew J. Pierre, Paul Bracken · Foreign Affairs · 1983 · 251 citations
Nuclear fear: a history of images
Stephen Shenfield · International Affairs · 1988 · 237 citations
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