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2025 Deterrence, Reassurance and the North Korean Nuclear Standoff Reid B. C. Pauly · Global Asia — 2025 How Coercive Diplomacy Works: Making Threats in International Crises Reid B. C. Pauly · Inside the Situation Room 0 2025 The Art of Coercion: Credible Threats and the Assurance Dilemma Reid B. C. Pauly · Cornell University Press, Studies in Security Affairs series · needs review 6 2024 Damned If They Do, Damned If They Don’t: The Assurance Dilemma in International Coercion Reid B. C. Pauly · International Security 27 2024 Roundtable Review of Jacques Hymans, “The Bomb as God: A Metaphor that Impedes Nuclear Disarmament.” Security Studies (2024) Reid B. C. Pauly · H-Diplo|Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum — 2023 Don’t Be So Confident in Nuclear Decision-Making Reid B. C. Pauly · Lawfare — 2023 Putin and the Psychology of Nuclear Brinkmanship Reid B. C. Pauly · Foreign Affairs 9 2023 The Psychology of Nuclear Brinkmanship Reid B. C. Pauly · International Security · needs review — 2023 The Psychology of Nuclear Brinksmanship Reid B. C. Pauly · International Security 66 2022 Deniability in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime: The Upside of the Dual-Use Dilemma Reid B. C. Pauly · International Studies Quarterly 11 2022 Wargaming for International Relations Research Reid B. C. Pauly · European Journal of International Relations 106 2021 Caught Red-Handed: How States Wield Proof to Coerce Wrongdoers Reid B. C. Pauly · International Security 19 2020 Shedding Light on Nuclear Conflict Reid B. C. Pauly · Texas National Security Review — 2020 What to Do When Predicting Pandemics Reid B. C. Pauly · Foreign Policy 4 2020 Why Invading Iran Would Be a Military Disaster Reid B. C. Pauly · The National Interest — 2018 A Dangerous and Growing Rift Between Nuclear Strategy and Arms Control Reid B. C. Pauly · The Simons Foundation — 2018 Would U.S. Leaders Push the Button? Wargames and the Sources of Nuclear Restraint Reid B. C. Pauly · International Security 118 2017 The Tangled Fates of Pittsburgh and Paris Reid B. C. Pauly · War on the Rocks 2 2017 This is Why Trump’s Strategy for Iran Will Fail Reid B. C. Pauly · The National Interest 2 2015 Bedeviled by a Paradox: Nitze, Bundy, and an Incipient Nuclear Norm Reid B. C. Pauly · The Nonproliferation Review 2 2015 The Pioneering Role of CIS in American War Gaming Reid B. C. Pauly · Précis 4 2013 Should the United States or the international community aggressively pursue nuclear nonproliferation policies? Reid B. C. Pauly · Controversies in Globalization: Contending Approaches to International Relations, 2nd Edition — 2013 The Conundrum of Close Calls Reid B. C. Pauly · Nuclear Weapons Security Crises: What Does History Teach? 1 2012 History, Close Calls, and Nuclear Materials Security Reid B. C. Pauly · Nuclear Threat Initiative — 2010 Containing the Atom: Paul Nitze and the Tradition of Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons Reid B. C. Pauly · Cornell University Library · Scholar only · needs review 2
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Deterrence, Reassurance and the North Korean Nuclear Standoff

Global Asia · Reid B. C. Pauly

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“Deterrence, Reassurance and the North Korean Nuclear Standoff,” Global Asia, Vol 20, No. 4(December 2025): 44-47.• Also published as “Policy Brief No.259: Reassurance on the Korean Peninsula: Lessonsfrom Scholarship to Stabilize Deterrence,” Toda Peace Institute, November 25, 2025.

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