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Correspondence: The Effects of Acquiring Nuclear Weapons

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Published: Summer 2016

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Michael D. Cohen

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Mark S. Bell

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Michael Cohen responds to Mark Bell's summer 2015 article, "Beyond Emboldenment: How Acquiring Nuclear Weapons Can Change Foreign Policy."

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Cohen, Michael and Mark S. Bell. “Correspondence: The Effects of Acquiring Nuclear Weapons.” Summer 2016

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