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ID	103220
Author(s)	Cimbala, Stephen J
Title	Russian nuclear command and control: mission malaise?
Published	Journal of Slavic Military Studies 14, 2001, pp. 1-28
Language(s)	English
ISSN	0954-254X
Subjects	Russia (Federation) / Nuclear Arms / Control [Browse all] Russia (Federation) / Nuclear Weapons [Browse all]
Note	"Since the end of the Cold War, Russian nuclear command and control has been subjected to technical, organizational and political shocks that have led some observers to question whether it might, under some conditions, provoke the very war it is designed to help deter. This article considers some issues pertinent to the preservation of stable Russian nuclear C3 under peacetime and crisis conditions."
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Russian nuclear command and control: mission malaise?