Leadership Targeting in Nuclear Deterrence Theory
A seminar presenting a game-theoretic study of how shifting civilian-targeting norms and precision-strike technology could reshape nuclear deterrence strategy, with the speaker's background in political science and conflict research. AI summary of the listing
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While the recent geopolitical shifts pose challenges to the calculus of contemporary nuclear deterrence, the intersection of shifting international norms and emerging technology reconfigures the strategic nature of this problem. At the center of this challenge are two competing dynamics: the "moral revolution," which tightens legal and ethical restrictions against targeting civilians, and the "accuracy revolution,"…
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