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Imperative Forces
In: Organizations: Management without Control, S. 162-190
Moral Forces in War
In: Clausewitz in the Twenty-First Century, S. 107-121
Countervailing Forces
In: Beyond the Tragedy in Global Fisheries, S. 279-340
Strategic Force Modernization
This chapter explores the strengthening & modernization of China's strategic force. The country has long sought to build a deterrent force by improving its nuclear weapons. Efforts are also being made to improve the training & readiness of troops. Other changes to be expected include the development of Ballistic Missile Defense countermeasures & the enhancement of nuclear war-fighting capabilities. While these efforts are hindered by delays, especially due to inadequate material stocks & limited technology, progress is being made. Modernization of US weapons, including BMD deployment, will have a significant influence on Beijing's decisions. Reassurance & dialogue on the US's part might slow down Chinese developments, but greater transparency on both sides would help even more. The Bush administration has improved dialogue by engaging in regular security discussions with the Chinese government. Another positive factor is the two countries' cooperation in fighting terrorism & trying to stop nuclear development in North Korea. J. Stanton
TASK FORCE ORGANIZATION
In: Decision Support Systems: Issues and Challenges, S. 187-187
Force Field Analysis
In: Participatory Rural Appraisal: Principles, Methods and Application, S. 247-258
Britain’s Armed Forces
In: Britain and the Seventy Years War, 1744–1815, S. 99-137
India’s Nuclear Forces
In: India's Military Modernization, S. 88-116
Nation als idée-force
In: Nation und nationale Identität, S. 129-194