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Author Murdock, Clark, author

Title Project atom : a competitive strategies approach to defining U.S. nuclear strategy and posture for 2025-2050 / principal authors, Clark Murdock, Samuel J. Brannen, Thomas Karako, Angela Weaver, contributing authors, Barry Blechman, Elbridge Colby, Keith B. Payne, Russell Rumbaugh, Thomas Scheber
Published Lanham, MD : Rowman & Littlefield, 2015
©2015

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Description 1 online resource (IX, 143 pages)
Series CSIS Reports
CSIS report.
Contents Project Atom ; Contents ; Executive Summary; Project Atom: A Competitive Strategies Approach to Defining U.S. Nuclear Strategy and Posture for 2025-2050 ; Study Objective; Methodological Approach; Defining the 2025-2050 Security Environment; 2025-2050: The Role or Function of U.S. Nuclear Weapons; 2025-2050: Recommended U.S. Nuclear Strategy; 2025-2050: Recommended U.S. Nuclear Posture; Final Thoughts; Appendix A. Project Atom Participants and Subject Matter Experts ; Appendix B. Project Atom Timelines
Appendix C. Protecting U.S. Security by Minimizing the Role of Nuclear Weapons: A New U.S. Nuclear Policy Appendix D.A Nuclear Strategy and Posture for 2030 ; Appendix E. An Adaptable Nuclear Force for the 2030+ Security Environment ; Appendix F. Project Atom Key Points of Comparison ; Appendix G. Characteristics of a Future Nuclear Force: Smaller, Lower, Newer, More Diverse, and More Integrated ; Appendix H. Template and Framing Assumptions for Think Tank Team Papers ; Appendix I. Technological Possibilities for Nuclear Weapons in 2025-2050 ; Appendix J. Adversary Nuclear Strategies: 2030+
Summary Project Atom is a forward-looking, 'blue-sky' review of U.S. nuclear strategy and posture in a 2025-2050 world in which nuclear weapons are still necessary. The report highlights and addresses the current deficit in national security attention paid to the continued relevance and importance of U.S. nuclear strategy and force posture, provides a new open-source baseline for understanding the nuclear strategies of other countries, and offers a credible, intellectually tested, and nonpartisan range of options for the United States to consider in revising its own nuclear strategy
Notes "May 2015."
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes "A report of the CSIS International Security program."
Online resource; title from PDF title page (CSIS, viewed June 24, 2015)
Subject Nuclear weapons -- Government policy -- United States
Nuclear warfare -- Government policy -- United States
Deterrence (Strategy)
Security, International.
HISTORY -- Military -- Other.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Military Science.
Deterrence (Strategy)
Military policy
Nuclear warfare -- Government policy
Nuclear weapons -- Government policy
Security, International
SUBJECT United States -- Military policy. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85140379
Subject United States
Form Electronic book
Author Brannen, Samuel J., author
Karako, Thomas, author
Weaver, Angela, author
Blechman, Barry, author
Colby, Elbridge, author
Payne, Keith B., author
Rumbaugh, Russell, author
Scheber, Thomas, author
Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.), issuing body.
LC no. 2021763909
ISBN 9781442240896
144224089X
Other Titles Competitive strategies approach to defining U.S. nuclear strategy and posture for 2025-2050
Competitive strategies approach to defining United States nuclear strategy and posture for 2025-2050
Competitive strategies approach to defining US nuclear strategy and posture for 2025-2050