As a result, even lower-ranking males could now impose dreadful blows on their strongest competitors, especially in surprise attacks, the ensuing evenly distributed capacity to inflict terrorizing wounds leading to a genuine balance of deterrence in within-team antagonistic competition.
Saudi Arabia is likely to be the first country to seek nuclear weapons of its own without necessarily going through the process of developing a nuclear program, because the Saudis would need to acquire nuclear deterrence capabilities within a very short period of time once Iran becomes a nuclear power.
Within-team balanced deterrence among males would first offer lower-ranking males new, unprecedented opportunities for mate choice and mate guarding within the stable consortships normally sought after by lower-ranking chimpanzee males (Goodall 1986).
I am beginning research on a second book, Debating Deterrence: Defining and Seeking Security within the Warsaw Pact, which will examine the ways in which the members of the Warsaw Pact conceived of and provided for their own security in the nuclear age based on international archival research.
Gorbachev's new posture gave a new twist to the long-standing debate within NATO over nuclear deterrence.
It greatly enhances deterrence towards China in the Senkakus which are within range of the Ospreys, but not the Sea Knights.
India and Pakistan have long vied for local military superiority, within the bounds of mutual nuclear deterrence.
Making it easier to use criminal law to punish corporate managers for wrongdoing within corporations might yield some additional deterrence, and perhaps some public satisfaction.
You'll find interesting recommendations about the position of the cyber coordinator within the Executive Office of the President, about training and education, and about deterrence.
It would be contradictory for the Government to maintain the UK's nuclear deterrence, designed to defend Britain's social structure, if its existence broke the law within parts of Britain.
