Nuclear Restraint is a strategic doctrine within nuclear deterrence theory that prescribes the deliberate limitation or non-use of nuclear weapons under specific political, military, or ethical constraints to prevent escalation and maintain strategic stability.
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The Political Economy of Nuclear Restraint
Etel Solingen · International Security · 1994 · 173 citations · Full text
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