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Reassurance in International Conflict Management
Janice Gross Stein explores strategies of reassurance that can contribute to the prevention of the use of force among adversaries. She assesses their strengths and weaknesses and identifies the conditions under which strategies of reassurance can complement or supplement the threats that underlie deterrence.
Deterrence and the Cold War, Richard Ned Lebow and Janice Gross Stein
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