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Is Pakistan's nuclear programme a justified response to its security dilemma?

Asked in 2 years · 2016–2023Appears in:International Relations
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This debate All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsPast questions (2)Same themeIs the global non-proliferation regime effective or discriminatory?Does nuclear deterrence prevent war between nuclear-armed states?Have nuclear weapons stabilised or destabilised India–Pakistan relations?

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Security dilemma origins, Indian threat perception, moral and strategic justification, regional balance, credible minimum deterrence
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2023 · CCE Sindh International Relations · AnalyseAnalyze Pakistan's security dilemma in the South Asian region that compelled it to develop nuclear weapons. Outline it
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2023
CCE Sindh · International Relations · Analyse

Analyze Pakistan's security dilemma in the South Asian region that compelled it to develop nuclear weapons.

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2016
CSS · International Relations · Take a position

Discuss the “Moral Dimensions of Pakistan's Nuclear Programme”. Explain its essential features and justify its offensive gesture which maintained the national and regional strategic balance.

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