Payne, president of the National Institute for Public Policy and a member of the State Department's Defense Trade Advisory Group, explains why US policymakers need to rethink traditional deterrence policy in the post-Cold War world of regional rogue powers whose actions are often unpredictable. Fo
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Payne, president of the National Institute for Public Policy and a member of the State Department's Defense Trade Advisory Group, explains why US policymakers need to rethink traditional deterrence policy in the post-Cold War world of regional rogue powers whose actions are often unpredictable. Fo
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