Nuclear Command & Control in Asia as an Indicator of Stability Dynamics and Strategic Intent
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Objective:
Pakistan and India are nuclear states both struggling with domestic
insurgent threats, bilateral tensions, and increasing concerns over
nuclear safety and security. To ensure the non-use of nuclear
weapons, improved nuclear command and control (C2) must be
further explored as a viable policy consideration for mitigating
nuclear risks in Asia.
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Performers: Virginia Tech Applied Research
Corporation (VT-ARC)
Principal Investigator: Jerry M. Conley
Cost: $124,928
Fiscal Year(s): 2014-2015
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