Nuclear Deterrence Ethics is a normative framework within nuclear ethics that evaluates the moral permissibility of maintaining or threatening to use nuclear weapons to prevent aggression, distinguished by its focus on the ethical implications of strategic restraint and coercive credibility in international relations.
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Nuclear deterrence, morality and realism
Arthur Hockaday · International Affairs · 1987 · 164 citations
Social Sciences, International Law, International Relations +17
Nuclear Deterrence, Morality and Realism
Cheyney Ryan · The Personalist Forum · 1988 · 20 citations
Social Sciences, International Law, International Relations +17
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- International Journal Canada s Journal of Global Policy Analysis
IJ · 2 publications · 40 citations
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- The Personalist Forum
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- Canadian Journal of Philosophy Supplementary Volume
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- DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)
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