cap (1) <see text “Post-Cold War: Towards a new form of deterrence (beyond the cold war)”>
> THE PARADOX OF A DETERRENT THAT IMPLIES SELF-DESTRUCTION
> excursus: the paradox of the nuclear deterrent
> THE FALL OF THE NUCLEAR DETERRENT TABOO: THE POSSIBILITY OF DEFINING A DETERRENT SUBSTANTIALLY DIFFERENT FROM THE NUCLEAR ONE
> A FURTHER CONSIDERATION ON DETERRENCE
<see GCW text “Peace enforcement phase (military and economic strategies)“>
<see GCW text “Some clarifications on the two fundamental concepts “peace” and “aid” (the “debt-trap diplomacy”)“>
<see GCW text “The sharp downsizing of post-Putin Russia (Russia will no longer be a problem for the west, but an advantage)“>
Losing this war, and being held responsible for serious war crimes, Russia will be in a position of marked weakness <see GCW […]
