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If nuclear deterrence worked during the cold war should it not become a policy for many nations in the post -cold war era?

In today's post-cold war atmosphere, the concept of deterrence, specifically Mutually Assured Destruction, does not fit congruently with international relations, military and otherwise.The deterrence that existed in the cold war assumed certain conditions which may not be applicable in today's conflicts. For example, cold war deterrence assumes that leaders truly care about the survival of their subjects, and that there are no rogue leaders with access to nuclear power who would initiate a first strike without contemplating the return of fire. Besides these reasons, there were many instances when deterrence, though coming through in the end of the day, (the Cuban Missile Crisis) almost failed humanity. The answer to the question then, is this: plausible, but not a good path to go down if it can be avoided. Bottom line is it worked in the Cold War but came very close to failing, and it requires inherently unsafe conditons.


Did they have missiles on the moon in the cold war?

No - the distance is too far and objects that far out could easily be detected. Nuclear deterrence during the Cold War was based on a constant shell game, and short flight times for missiles.


A major features of American foreign policy since World War 2 has been?

deterrence!! :)


What was the policy of deterrence?

Deterrence was a Cold War strategy employed by the United States and Soviet Union to prevent nuclear war through the threat of massive retaliation. The idea was that both sides would refrain from attacking each other out of fear of the devastating consequences. This policy aimed to maintain peace by maintaining a balance of power and instilling fear of mutual destruction.


How did the US and US create the foundation for the Cold War?

what do you mean the u.s never had a cold war with itself


Why do you call the era World War 2 the Cold war?

Do you mean, "Why was the era AFTER world war 2 called the cold war?" Because no one calls the era of WW2 the cold war.


Did any nukes fall in the cold war?

no cold war means that no bombs fell or killing hot war does mean death cold war people just hated each other.


Why did Germany emerged in the cold war?

I wonder if you mean re-emerge, as Germany is much older than the Cold War.


What does the term START mean in the cold war?

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Does Cold War mean when people fight in trenches?

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What were the realist liberal and constructivist approaches that helped to end of Cold war?

I suspect that one reason this question has not been answered is that it is not well formed. Do you mean that the approaches help to end the Cold War, or do you mean that the approaches helped to understand the end of the Cold War?


Why did the cold war lead to a new western world?

now do you mean after the cold war or during. if during it was from all the fear of nuclear attack