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September 29, 2010

Nuclear Weapons & U.S. Strategy in Obama Era

Lowy Institute, Lowy Institute

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In this Lowy Institute Analysis, Visiting Fellow Hugh White critically examines the 2010 US Nuclear Posture Review (NPR). Professor White argues that – contrary to what has been widely assumed – the NPR does not significantly reduce the role of nuclear weapons in America’s strategic posture. In particular, it does not properly address the central question of how to prevent nuclear strategic issues destabilising the US-China relationship.

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TAGGED: Obama, Barack Obama, nuclear-weapons technology, US Nuclear Posture Review

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