Presentation

Using Force to Prevent Proliferation

| 26-30 October 2008

Martin Malin's presentation contains these three key points:

  • The doctrine of military prevention is longstanding and widespread.
  • The consequences of using force are highly uncertain; conditions for successful prevention are rare.
  • If force is used, multilateral cooperation is the key to effective proliferation prevention.

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For Academic Citation: Martin B. Malin. “Using Force to Prevent Proliferation.” Presentation, 26-30 October 2008. (presented at The 11th PIIC Beijing Seminar on International Security, Qingdao, Shangdong Province, China).

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