Geopolitical Credibility and Nuclear Deterrence

This chapter debates the implications of strategic ambiguity in international relations with a focus on Taiwan and China, examining historical parallels and the effectiveness of nuclear deterrence. It also critiques Western perspectives on Russia and explores the dynamics of authoritarian versus democratic leadership within geopolitical contexts.

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