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List view record 671: The Use Of Pre-Emptive Force By Small StatesList view anchor tag for record 671: The Use Of Pre-Emptive Force By Small States
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The Use Of Pre-Emptive Force By Small States

COL Gaurav, KeerthiIn: Pointer Vol. 41, No. 2
The use of anticipatory military actions or pre-emptive forces by states in the name of self-defence has long been a controversial decision that has elicited further analysis by the masses. Anticipatory attacks refer to any form of self-defence that is exercised before the enemy is able to impact...
List view record 672: The US-Japan-China triangle : maintaining peace and security in a troubled East AsiaList view anchor tag for record 672: The US-Japan-China triangle : maintaining peace and security in a troubled East Asia
List view record 673: The Utility of Military Force Against Non-Traditional ThreatsList view anchor tag for record 673: The Utility of Military Force Against Non-Traditional Threats
List view record 674: The Utility of Seapower : The Battle of the Atlantic and the Second World War in EuropeList view anchor tag for record 674: The Utility of Seapower : The Battle of the Atlantic and the Second World War in Europe
List view record 675: Values-based Leadership in the SAFList view anchor tag for record 675: Values-based Leadership in the SAF
List view record 676: The Viability Of Deterrence Strategies By Non-Nuclear StatesList view anchor tag for record 676: The Viability Of Deterrence Strategies By Non-Nuclear States
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The Viability Of Deterrence Strategies By Non-Nuclear States

MAJ Wee, Eng PeowIn: Pointer Vol. 40, No. 3
Deterrence has always been a subject of concern for countries. In the event of a war, the military prowess of a small state might not be able to defend itself against a stronger opponent. The introduction of nuclear weapons could serve to protect a smaller state but the consequences it can bring ...
List view record 677: The Viability of Non-Offensive Defense as a Strategy for National SecurityList view anchor tag for record 677: The Viability of Non-Offensive Defense as a Strategy for National Security
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The Viability of Non-Offensive Defense as a Strategy for National Security

Teo Kay Leng DerekIn: Pointer Vol. 38, No. 4 2012
Abstract: This essay explores viable non-offensive defense strategies through conventional deterrence in the context of the post-Cold War environment. The concept of non-offensive defense will be defined before examining key factors that determine how defense strategies are formulated, providing ...
List view record 678: Victor's poison Explaining intelligence failure on Yom KippurList view anchor tag for record 678: Victor's poison Explaining intelligence failure on Yom Kippur
List view record 679: Victory in low-intensity conflictsList view anchor tag for record 679: Victory in low-intensity conflicts
List view record 680: The Vietnam war from the communist perspectiveList view anchor tag for record 680: The Vietnam war from the communist perspective
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