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Mentioned in 2 episodes
The Nuclear Revolution
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Robert Jervis's "The Nuclear Revolution" is a significant contribution to the study of nuclear strategy and international security.
It examines the impact of nuclear weapons on international relations, focusing on the dynamics of deterrence and arms control.
Jervis analyzes the complexities of nuclear proliferation and the risks of escalation.
The book challenges conventional wisdom about nuclear strategy, offering valuable insights for policymakers and scholars.
It highlights the importance of understanding the unique characteristics of nuclear weapons and the need for careful management.
The book's analysis remains highly relevant in today's nuclear age.
It examines the impact of nuclear weapons on international relations, focusing on the dynamics of deterrence and arms control.
Jervis analyzes the complexities of nuclear proliferation and the risks of escalation.
The book challenges conventional wisdom about nuclear strategy, offering valuable insights for policymakers and scholars.
It highlights the importance of understanding the unique characteristics of nuclear weapons and the need for careful management.
The book's analysis remains highly relevant in today's nuclear age.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by multiple speakers as one of Jervis's significant works.
Remembering Robert Jervis, Part I
Mentioned by Austin Gae as a newly released book, recommending it due to its content on ending energy subsidies.
The Power Hour | Talking Energy Policy with Andrew Weiss and Austin Gae
