George Perkovich

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India's Nuclear Bomb: The I...

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Understanding Cyber Conflic...

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Not War, Not Peace?: Motiva...

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India's Nuclear Bomb: The I...

3.71 avg rating — 14 ratings — published 1999 — 7 editions
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Universal Compliance: A Str...

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Abolishing Nuclear Weapons ...

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Towards Realistic U.S.-Indi...

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Thinking About the Soviet U...

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“Is terror an act of war?’ the former national security advisor asked wryly.”
George Perkovich, Not War, Not Peace?: Motivating Pakistan to Prevent Cross-Border Terrorism

“Thus, in Raja Mohan’s words, the MoD ‘has created no institutional capacity within the ministry to engage foreign defence establishments’.”
George Perkovich, Not War, Not Peace?: Motivating Pakistan to Prevent Cross-Border Terrorism

“We have war-gamed this’, a recently retired high-level Pakistani military strategist explained in a late-2013 interview. ‘Air strikes are an option India has in response to something like Mumbai. But it cannot be separated. Indian air strikes will be answered by Pakistan. And there will be ground forces to back it up. So, the risk of escalation is there. You can separate air strikes from a ground war by three or four days but not longer.”
George Perkovich, Not War, Not Peace?: Motivating Pakistan to Prevent Cross-Border Terrorism

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