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Strong point vs. Perimeter Defense
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Strong Point: Attacking one point where the enemy is weakest
Perimeter Defense: attacking everywhere over a prolonged period of time. |
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Asymmetrical vs Symmetrical Response
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Is the response equal to the threat or action by the opposing state (symmetrical). Or do we take more action to overpower the threat (assymetrical)
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MIlitary Posture
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Aspects:
-Reliance on Nuclear Weapons -Use of conventional forces Benefits: -Budget -Economic resources to be concentrated on recovery |
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Means/ Ends Relationships
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In International Relations and National Security matters, weighing the options of the results with what it takes to get there.
Example: -JFK's view of Foreign Policy wanted to increase the means for activist foreign policy. American economy could benefit from increased government spending. Therefore, defense budget need not be constrained. |
