Following the end of the Cold War and accelerating after 9/11, a new wave of research on
deterrence has emerged. Building on an earlier characterization by Robert Jervis, this work …

The concept of 'credibility'is a central component of deterrence theory. In this article,
credibility is used as a lens through which to examine the effectiveness of conventional force …

This study contributes to the debate on the role of nonnuclear (conventional) deterrence in
international security by examining the Israeli practice of this strategy. By analyzing a case …

This article distills insights for the scholarship of deterrence by examining the 1983 nuclear
crisis–the moment of maximum danger of the late Cold War. Important contributions …

This essay isolates and explores a growing body of communication scholarship devoted to
the relationship between media and security. It begins by reviewing communication's …

Organizations have recognized the importance of information security and have developed
information security policies for their employees. Deterrence is often used to enhance …

This book investigates counterterrorism responses from a strategic-culturalist perspective,
focusing on France and Italy in the post-9/11 era. Terrorism occupies a predominant space …

Deterring terrorism is no longer a provocative idea, but missing from the contemporary
theoretical investigation is a discussion of how delegitimization might be used to manipulate …

The last two years have attracted the world's attention to Russia. The annexation of Crimea,
the hybrid war in Eastern Ukraine, and finally the unexpected interference in Syria—all these …

Deterrence theory is experiencing a renaissance. After nearly two decades of relative
neglect following the end of the Cold War, we are witnessing today a flourishing of …