Publications
The National Institute for Deterrence Studies staff, fellows, and analysts often publish research and commentary in a variety of journals, publications, and popular websites. Below, we list research, articles, and other works we have published with other organizations and maintain our co-author rights for many of the organizations listed. If you would like to know more about our research and publication, please contact us
Global Security Review
Global Security Review
Our online journal dedicated to the advancement of strategic nuclear deterrence.
GSR Quarterly
For our readers, the GSR Quarterly delivers fresh insights and a deeper dive into issues shaping the strategic environment today, while also allowing our editorial team to evaluate emerging areas of interest and potential new formats for future coverage.
In each issue, we also highlight three standout articles from the past quarter that have generated significant readership and impact across our audience. We hope you enjoy this first edition and invite your feedback as we refine this new initiative—please
share your thoughts with us at GSR@thinkdeterrence.com.
Learning to Love the Bomb: Understanding the American Nuclear Arsenal
NIDS Presents, Learning to Love the Bomb: Understanding the American Nuclear Arsenal, which brings together leading experts and practitioners to break down one of the most complex—and often misunderstood—elements of U.S. national security.
This timely and thought-provoking work offers a clear, accessible examination of the role of nuclear weapons in U.S. national security, exploring the history, strategy, and enduring importance of the American nuclear arsenal.
As global security challenges evolve, understanding deterrence is more critical than ever. This book brings together expert insights to help policymakers, practitioners, and the public navigate the complexities of nuclear strategy and its implications for the future.
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