If crises are not in fact all the same, then quantitative estimates of variable effects have a murkier meaning. We also concur that the existence of a variety of political and military dynamics within nuclear crises implies that we should exercise caution when interpreting the results of cross-sectional statistical analysis.
1 We agree with their basic thesis: There really are different sorts of nuclear crises, which have different risk and signaling profiles. Bell and Julia Macdonald make a cogent argument that all nuclear crises are not created equal. In their article in the February 2019 issue of the Texas National Security Review, Mark S. In Response to “How to Think About Nuclear Crises”īrendan Rittenhouse Green and Austin Long
0 kommentar(er)
