The cool war : nuclear forces, crisis signaling, and the Russo-Ukraine War, 2014-2022 / Sean M. Maloney.

SeriesTransforming war
Transforming war. ^A1305501
Contents Getting here from there: Russian policy ojectives, strategy, and application -- Red forces: Russian nuclear signaling in context before -- Blue forces: American and NATO strategic signaling in context before -- Buildup: -- Triumph of disbelief: January-February -- Abyss creep: February-April -- Ramp-up: May-September -- Why do these things always happen in October? -- October-December
Abstract "A new Russian ideology has emerged in the 2000s that integrates information warfare at all levels: political, military-strategic, and economic, and includes the use of nuclear forces for signaling. That ideology also demands the subjugation of Ukraine and Western Europe. The United States and NATO partners were slow to react effectively to this state of affairs, but as the crises worsened, they improvised a series of responses that now hold Russia in check. This book provides a detailed analysis of the dimensions of the present crisis, specifically related to the movements of Russian, American, French, and British nuclear forces. There is an entire world of nuclear force manipulation and signaling that the public does not see, and the frequency of this activity greatly exceeds that of similar activity during the Cold War"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Issued in other formOnline version http://id.loc.gov/entities/relationships/onlineversion Maloney, Sean M., 1967- Cool war Annapolis, Maryland : Naval Institute Press, [2025] 9781682476925
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