title: The Dialectical Relationship between Strategic Preparedness and Nuclear Deterrence: A Study in the Principle of Extending Deterrence
abstract: The extended deterrence is one of the principles in strategy adopted by some nuclear powers, especially due to the commitments of major nuclear powers, to provide a nuclear umbrella of protecting their allies and strategic partners from any external threats, which calls for or requires the availability of comprehensive, and multi-level strategic preparedness. From this point, the research sought to explore the dialectical relationship between the nature of strategic preparedness and the credibil
journal: Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change