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2026 The Broken Nuclear Umbrella: What Comes After Extended Deterrence Daryl G. Press · Foreign Aff · Scholar only 2 2025 Access Denied? U.S. Airpower vs. China’s A2/AD in Maritime East Asia Daryl G. Press · International Security 13 2025 Deterrence, Nuclear Escalation, and Mitigation During the Next War Daryl G. Press · Policy Document for USSTRATCOM 2025 Lost Seoul? Assessing Pyongyang’s Other Deterrent Daryl G. Press · Texas National Security Review 8 2025 Modeling War on the Korean Peninsula Daryl G. Press · Scholar only 2025 Strategies of Prioritization: American Foreign Policy After Primacy Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 14 2025 US-South Korean Nuclear Sharing: A Middle Path to Increase Security on the Peninsula Daryl G. Press · Asian Journal of Peacebuilding 6 2024 The U.S.-ROK Alliance during a Second Trump Presidency: Foreign Policy, Nuclear Challenges, and the Opportunity for a Grand Bargain Daryl G. Press · Sejong Institute 2024 核局勢升級應處之道 Daryl G. Press · 國防譯粹 · Scholar only 2023 Deterrence and Arms Control in an Era of Rapid Technological Change Daryl G. Press · National Institute for Defense Studies, Tokyo, Japan 2023 South Korea’s Nuclear Options Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 2023 The Changing Geopolitical Landscape in East Asia: Implications for US-ROK-Japan Cooperation Daryl G. Press · Sejong Institute 2023 The Return of Nuclear Escalation: America’s Adversaries Have Hijacked its Old Deterrence Strategy Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 24 2023 US Strategy and Force Structure for and Era of Nuclear Tripolarity Daryl G. Press · Issue Brief, The Atlantic Council 5 2022 South Korea’s Nuclear Choices Daryl G. Press · Sejong Institute 2022 The Deliberate Employment of U.S. Nuclear Weapons: Escalation Triggers on the Korean Peninsula Daryl G. Press · Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament · needs review 8 2021 Five Futures for a Troubled Alliance Daryl G. Press · Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 14 2021 Should South Korea Build Its Own Nuclear Bomb? Daryl G. Press · Washington Post 2020 Con los pies en la tierra Daryl G. Press · Foreign affairs: Latinoamérica · Scholar only 2020 Reality Check: American Power in an Age of Constraints Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 32 2020 The Myth of the Nuclear Revolution: Power Politics in the Atomic Age Daryl G. Press · Cornell Studies in Security Affairs (Ithaca: Cornell University Press · needs review 163 2019 Debating the New Era of Counterforce Daryl G. Press · International Security 2019 NC3 and Crisis Instability: Growing Dangers in the 21st Century Daryl G. Press · NAPset Special Reports 2019 Why nuclear disarmament and strategic stability are incompatible Daryl G. Press · Nuclear Disarmament · Scholar only 1 2018 Correspondence New Era or New Error? Technology and the Future of Deterrence Reply Daryl G. Press · INTERNATIONAL SECURITY · Scholar only 15 2018 Correspondence regarding “The New Era of Nuclear Arsenal Vulnerability,” Daryl G. Press · Physics and Society 2018 Markets or Mercantilism: How China Secures its Energy Supplies Daryl G. Press · International Security 100 2018 The New Era of Nuclear Arsenal Vulnerability Daryl G. Press · Physics and Society 2017 The New Era of Counterforce: Technological Change and the Future of Nuclear Deterrence Daryl G. Press · International Security 440 2015 Preventing Escalation During Conventional Wars Daryl G. Press · Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.). Center for Contemporary Conflict · Scholar only 6 2013 Atomic Aversion: Experimental Evidence on Taboos, Traditions, and the Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons. Daryl G. Press · American Political Science Review 339 2013 Coercive Nuclear Campaigns in the 21st Century: Understanding Adversary Incentives and Options for Nuclear Escalation Daryl G. Press · U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Center on Contemporary Conflict, PASCC Report 2013-001 30 2013 Enduring Resilience: How Oil Markets Handle Disruptions Daryl G. Press · Security Studies 16 2013 How to Respond to North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Daryl G. Press · 전략연구 · Scholar only 2013 Pyongyang’s Nuclear Logic Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 6 2013 The New Era of Nuclear Weapons, Deterrence, and Conflict Daryl G. Press · Strategic Studies Quarterly 67 2013 The Next Korean War Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 8 2013 The Sources of the Sino-American Spiral Daryl G. Press · The National Interest 6 2013 Why States Won’t Give Nuclear Weapons to Terrorists Daryl G. Press · International Security 95 2011 Obama’s Nuclear Upgrade: The Case for Modernizing America’s Nukes Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 9 2010 Footprints in the Sand Daryl G. Press · The American Interest 19 2010 Protecting the Prize: Oil and U.S. National Security Daryl G. Press · Security Studies 129 2010 Second Strike Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs · needs review 2010 Second Strike: Is the US Nuclear Arsenal Outmoded? Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs · Scholar only · needs review 5 2009 21 世紀の核抑止力を考える--抑止力への信頼性を再確立するには Daryl G. Press · Foreign affairs report/フォーリン・アフェアーズ・ジャパン 編 · Scholar only 2009 Restraining Order Daryl G. Press · World Affairs · Scholar only 21 2009 The Nukes We Need: Preserving the American Deterrent Daryl G. Press · Foreign Affairs 114 2009 The Strategy of Restraint: Reclaiming Our Strategic Depth Daryl G. Press · World Affairs 2008 All the Oil We Need Daryl G. Press · New York Times 9 2007 Energy Alarmism Daryl G. Press · Energy · Scholar only
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The Broken Nuclear Umbrella: What Comes After Extended Deterrence

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