The long shadow : Nuclear weapons and security in 21st century Asia - Alagappa, Muthiah (Singapore: National University of Singapore, 2008)
1. Asia' s Security Environment:From Subordinate to Region Dominant System 2. Exploring Rules, Strategies, and Implication: Historical and Conceptual Perspectives 3. United States: Nuclear Policy at a Crossroads 4. Russia:''New'' Inconsistent Nuclear Thinking and Policy 5. China: Dynamic Minimum Deterrence 6. India: The Logic of Assured Retaliation 7. Pakistan: Dilemma of Nuclear Deterrence 8. Israel: A sui Generis Proliferator 9. North Korea: Existential Deterrence and Diplomatic Leverage 10. Iran: The Nuclear Quandary 11. Nuclear Terrorism: Prospects in Asia 12. Japan: New Nuclear Realism 13. South Korea: Fears of Abandonment and Entrapment 14. Taiwan: Conventional Deterrence, Soft Power 15. Australia: Back to the Future? 16. ASEAN: The Road Not Taken 17. Nuclear Weapons and National Security: Far-Reaching Influence and Deterrence Dominance 18. Reinforcing National Security and Regional Stability: The Implications of Nuclear Weapons and Strategies
Keywords: Nuclear weapons-Government policy-Asia; National security-Asia; Security International-Asia