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On Board the Titanic On Board the Titanic
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Common Security and the Palme Commission Common Security and the Palme Commission
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Protection or Dependence Protection or Dependence
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Equidistance, Neutralism, and Finlandization, Oh My! Equidistance, Neutralism, and Finlandization, Oh My!
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The Lessons of History The Lessons of History
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The True Peace Movement The True Peace Movement
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Détente from Below Détente from Below
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Abstract
This chapter shows how the Euromissiles triggered a series of debates about foundational elements in NATO's strategy, from the logic of nuclear deterrence and the wisdom of flexible response to the pursuit of détente with the Soviet Union. It points out the success of NATO's policies that had always relied on the approval of leaders and bureaucracies and on the broader backing of the various member's publics and parliaments. It also describes allied leaders that had lived through bouts of anti-NATO sentiment, including ones punctuated by large public demonstrations against nuclear weapons. The chapter analyzes debates in the early 1980s that fixated on NATO's Dual-Track Decision and its paired program of deployments and negotiations. It mentions NATO's core principles including the wisdom of relying on the United States for protection, the severity of the Soviet threat, and the logic and morality of nuclear deterrence.
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