The Mechanism for Strategic Coercion: Denial or Second Order Change? by Mark P. Sullivan

The Mechanism for Strategic Coercion: Denial or Second Order Change?

Mark P. Sullivan

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In the post-cold war environment of shrinking budgets and uncertain threats, America can no longer politically, nor economically, afford strategies that rely on our traditional military strategy of annihilation and exhaustion. Furthermore, America...

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