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Deterrence and Coercion
Sat, September 7, 4:00 to 5:30pm, Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Franklin 1Session Submission Type: Created Panel
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Is It More Effective to Pressure Allies in Public or Private? - Robert Reardon, North Carolina State University
Extended Deterrence and Strategic Use of Non-nuclear Military Power by Allies - Jung Jae Kwon, Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center
No Half-Measures? Coercion, Credible Reassurance, and Crisis De-escalation - Erica D. Lonergan, Columbia University
Rethinking Deterrence for the New Era of Great Power Competition - Aleksandar Matovski, Naval Postgraduate School
Countering Coercion by Reassuring Domestic Audience: China’s Nuclear Policy - Hongyu Zhang, University of North Carolina at Wilmington