A Strategic Doctrine of Disproportionate Force for Decentralized Asymmetric Warfare

Libertarian Papers 10 (2018)
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: Newhard recommends that anarcho-capitalist societies acquire nuclear weapons and adopt aggressive territorial-defense postures. This paper substantiates the argument for the necessity of such actions under reasonable assumptions. In particular, these societies are likely to be relatively small in geographic size, population, and economic output, inhibiting strategic depth and military spending. Deterrence and defense will […]

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