New Technologies and Challenges to Sustainable Peace
Focusing on nuclear deterrence in South Asia, the book examines how emerging technologies and shifting military strategies influence regional security dynamics. It delves into the evolving patterns of deterrent forces and the implications for sustainable peace and stability, highlighting the challenges that lie ahead.
The book examines Pakistan's nuclear policy evolution following its 1998 tests, focusing on the shift from minimum deterrence to minimum 'credible' deterrence. It analyzes the implications of this change on Pakistan's status as a rapidly growing nuclear power and questions the relevance of the 'minimum' concept in current policy. Additionally, it explores Pakistan's approach to arms control and disarmament, assessing the consistency of these policies with its deterrence strategy.
Delving into profound themes such as love, consciousness, and purpose, this book offers over one hundred reflections designed to reshape your understanding of life. It encourages readers to explore their thoughts and engage in discussions, ideally shared with friends over drinks. While it may not provide all the answers, it invites contemplation and dialogue, fostering a sense of connection. Readers are encouraged to critique the ideas presented, creating an interactive experience that may provoke deeper insights and personal growth.
There once was a lonely potoo. The other animals would giggle and cry, 'Oh look, it's the ugly potoo...I can't be friends with you!' One day, the potoo was tired of feeling gloomy and down. So he flew from his tree, hoping a friend could be found. Will the clever potoo be able to trick the other birds using a not-so-perfect disguise?