India's emerging nuclear posture: between recessed deterrent and ready arsenal

By:

Tellis, Ashley J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press; c2001.Description: xxx,885pISBN:

9780195659054

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

355.02170954

Summary: This book will address these issues in the context of a broader understanding of India's strategic interests, its institutional structures, and its security goals. The author argues that the truth of the matter is much more complex than most Indian analysts believe and that despite demonstrating and ability to successfully undertake nuclear explosions, India still has some way to go before it can acquire the capabilities that would make it a consequential nuclear power.

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This book will address these issues in the context of a broader understanding of India's strategic interests, its institutional structures, and its security goals. The author argues that the truth of the matter is much more complex than most Indian analysts believe and that despite demonstrating and ability to successfully undertake nuclear explosions, India still has some way to go before it can acquire the capabilities that would make it a consequential nuclear power.

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