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Extended Deterrence: A policy that seeks to discourage a challenger from attacking an ally or partner.
General Deterrence: This long-term strategy operates at all times and attempts to prevent an adversary from attempting any kind of military challenge.
Immediate Deterrence: A strategy of response to specific and explicit challenges to a state's interests.
Human Security: Freedom from both fear and want.
Military Power: The factor of power relating to the size, organization, and training of a state's armed forces and to the quality and quantity of its weaponry.
Preemptive Strike: A defensive attack carried out when a fundamental threat to vital interests is identified or when an attack by an opponent is believed to be imminent.
Preventive Strike: A defensive attack carried out when an attack by the opponent is considered to be possible in the future but not an imminent threat.
Rationality: Decision making based on informed cost-benefit analysis.
Soft Power: A term coined by Joseph Nye, Jr., that refers to a state's ability to attract allies through the legitimacy of its policies and their underlying values.
Tactical Nuclear Weapons: Weapons designed to attack short-or medium range targets, primarily conventional military assets.
Luis G. Chapter 7
Across:1. | The factor of power relating to the size, organization, and training of a state's armed forces and to the quality and quantity of its weaponry. | 5. | This long-term strategy operates at all times and attempts to prevent an adversary from attempting any kind of military challenge. | 6. | Freedom from both fear and want. |
| 8. | A term coined by Joseph Nye, Jr., that refers to a state's ability to attract allies through the legitimacy of its policies and their underlying values. | 10. | Weapons designed to attack short-or medium range targets, primarily conventional military assets. |
| | Down:2. | A strategy of response to specific and explicit challenges to a state's interests. | 3. | A defensive attack carried out when an attack by the opponent is considered to be possible in the future but not an imminent threat. | 4. | Decision making based on informed cost-benefit analysis. |
| 7. | A policy that seeks to discourage a challenger from attacking an ally or partner. | 9. | A defensive attack carried out when a fundamental threat to vital interests is identified or when an attack by an opponent is believed to be imminent. |
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Luis G. Chapter 7
Across:1. | The factor of power relating to the size, organization, and training of a state's armed forces and to the quality and quantity of its weaponry. | 5. | This long-term strategy operates at all times and attempts to prevent an adversary from attempting any kind of military challenge. | 6. | Freedom from both fear and want. |
| 8. | A term coined by Joseph Nye, Jr., that refers to a state's ability to attract allies through the legitimacy of its policies and their underlying values. | 10. | Weapons designed to attack short-or medium range targets, primarily conventional military assets. |
| | Down:2. | A strategy of response to specific and explicit challenges to a state's interests. | 3. | A defensive attack carried out when an attack by the opponent is considered to be possible in the future but not an imminent threat. | 4. | Decision making based on informed cost-benefit analysis. |
| 7. | A policy that seeks to discourage a challenger from attacking an ally or partner. | 9. | A defensive attack carried out when a fundamental threat to vital interests is identified or when an attack by an opponent is believed to be imminent. |
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© 2012
PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only