deterrence - Globe Thesis

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141.	Nuclear proliferation in the developing world: Causes and consequences
142.	Pivotal deterrence and peacemaking: Bargaining, leverage, and third party statecraft
143.	Gambling and small business crime deterrence: The illegal use of video poker machines by public bars and private social clubs in Pennsylvania
144.	Deterrence and the origins of the Pacific war (Japan, China)
145.	The psychological reactance dilemma: Effects of restricting workers' personal social media use
146.	Sanctions and reinforcement in strategic relationships: Carrots and sticks, compellence and deterrence
147.	Pakistan's nuclear posture: Deterrence in a regional setting
148.	Signaling commitments by investing costs: The provision of extended deterrence via alliance
149.	Deterrence by diplomacy
150.	Can technology be used to intervene in behavior in a human factors engineering approach to drunk driving deterrence
151.	Weak but not meek: An international society explanation of asymmetric deterrence
152.	The deterrence of terrorism: Terrorist rationality and government signaling
153.	Deterrence and Sino-American confrontation, 1949-1958
154.	The roles of perceived severity of legal sanctions, perceived legitimacy of criminal justice system, and differential experience of legal sanctions on deterrence
155.	Prevailing in a future conflict: Conventional deterrence and defense strategies with a special reference to the defense planning of the Republic of Korea
156.	THREE ESSAYS IN ECONOMICS AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS: NUCLEAR DETERRENCE THEORY; TRADE AND A SECURITY DILEMMA; UNCERTAINTY AND INTEREST ELASTICITY
157.	TESTING DETERRENCE: THE EFFECTS OF A DWI LAW AND PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS
158.	STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATIONS: AN ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT IMPACT ARMS CONTROL PROGRESS AND WEAPON SYSTEM SELECTION
159.	Employees' perceptions about the deterrence effect of polygraph examination against security compromises
160.	Fighting for reputation: China's deterrence policy and concerns about credibility
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