Titlebook: Nonoffensive Defence; Alternative Strategy David Gates Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 Defenc

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,NATO and the Quest for Alternatives, 1949–89,gree to jettison that strategy altogether and embrace some new policy; nuclear deterrence and arsenals might still play some part in this, but their hitherto excessive — and largely impractical — role would be diminished in favour of greater emphasis on conventional forces.

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Concluding Remarks,states declared this to be one of their goals. Similarly they speak and act increasingly as one in their relations with the rest of the world, and once their economic interests become completely interwoven, it would be surprising if this embryonic political cohesion did not take on a formal, institu

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,Dimensions of ‘Defensive Defence’, distances, are perceived as having brought far greater benefits to the defender. Let us first examine the professed supremacy of the defensive on the operational, strategic and tactical levels of warfare.

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