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A dangerous world ? : threat perception and U.S. national security / edited by Christopher Preble and John Mueller

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A dangerous world ? : threat perception and U.S. national security / edited by Christopher Preble and John Mueller

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How dangerous ? History and nuclear alarmism / Francis J. Gavin Nuclear alarmism : proliferation and terrorism / John Mueller China's putative threat to U.S. national security / Lyle J. Goldstein The American perception of substate threats / Paul R. Pillar The management of savagery : policy options for confronting substate threats / Austin Long Transnational crime as a security threat : myths, misconceptions, and historical lessons / Peter Andreas Dealing with cyberattacks / Martin Libicki Climate change and national security : balancing the costs and benefits / Mark G. Stewart It's coming from inside the house / Michael A. Cohen Human security in the United States / Stephanie Rugolo Bucks for the bang ? Assessing the economic returns to military primacy / Daniel W. Drezner Assessing the "threat" of international tension to the U.S. economy / Eugene Gholz It's a commons misunderstanding : the limited threat to American command of the commons / Joshua R. Itzkowitz Shifrinson and Sameer Lalwani Security threats in contemporary world politics : potential hegemons, partnerships, and primacy / Brendan Rittenhouse Green Delusions of danger : geopolitical fear and indispensability in U.S. foreign policy / Christopher J. Fettweis Alarums and excursions : explaining threat inflation in U.S. foreign policy / Benjamin H. Friedman

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