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Countering the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction - NATO and EU Options in the Mediterranean and the Middle East (Paperback, New)
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Countering the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction - NATO and EU Options in the Mediterranean and the Middle East (Paperback, New)
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As counter-profileration is expected to become the central element
in the new national security policy of the US, such actions will
constitute a central element of every major international conflict
in the first decades of the 21st century. One of the most important
geostrategic phenomena of the past decade has been the
extraordinary diffusion of war-making capabilities from the
developed North to the developing South. In the eyes of some
proliferant states, possessing nuclear, biological and chemical
(NBC) weapons would not only add to their regional stature, but
would also offer an asymmetrical counter to the West's massive
superiority in conventional forces. In the Eastern Mediterranean
and the Middle East, a number of countries are assumed to possess
varying levels of NBC-weapons capabilities. Reasons for concern
include the fact that such weapons have been used in the past; the
region's geographic proximity to Europe and the vital interests of
the West (which is prepared, under certain circumstances, to use
force to protect them); the multiplicity of conflicts and other
security problems; and the general instability in the region
(including the spread of religious extremism). This important and
timely book assesses, in detail, the accuracy of predictions, and
perceptions, about a possible military threat from the Southern
Mediterranean (Muslim) world; and their impact on NATO's political
and military posture. Thanos P. Doxos presents an assessment of the
Alliance's options for dealing with the problem. This book
represents an invaluable, topical resource for researchers and
policy makers.
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