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| Name | Brigadier (R) Naeem Ahmad Salik On Whether Kargil was a Deterrence Success or Failure |
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| Video Discription | Marking the 20th anniversary of the Kargil conflict between India and Pakistan, Brigadier (Retired) Naeem Ahmad Salik, Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies Islamabad, analyzes whether the Kargil conflict was a deterrence success or failure. _______________________________________________________ Welcome to Nuclear Learning, an online initiative produced by the Stimson Center that aims to sharpen analysts' understandings of strategic dynamics in Southern Asia. This video offers a sneak peek of our new, forthcoming course—"Deterrence in Southern Asia"—set to release in fall of 2019. This course will go beyond the India-Pakistan dyad to study deterrence relationships in the context of a larger "strategic chain" that includes China and the United States. The course will cover deterrence theory, deterrence relationships among several nuclear-armed states, and case studies from the Cold War and Southern Asia. Stimson’s first open online course, Nuclear South Asia, is available free of charge at www.nuclearlearning.org. Nuclear South Asia is the most comprehensive and diverse collection of perspectives regarding India and Pakistan's nuclear trajectories available online. The course includes video interviews with more than 80 leading practitioners and scholars, including former senior diplomats and military officers from India, Pakistan, and the United States. Nuclear South Asia is divided into seven chapters: • Chapter 1: Introduction to Nuclear South Asia; • Chapter 2: Nuclear History; • Chapter 3: Nuclear Policies and Postures; • Chapter 4: The Global Nuclear Order; • Chapter 5: Nuclear Crises and Crisis Management; • Chapter 6: Confidence-Building and Nuclear Risk-Reduction Measures; and • Chapter 7: The Future of “Nuclear South Asia.” Among the topics covered in the course are: India and Pakistan’s 1998 nuclear tests; the 1999 Kargil Conflict between India and Pakistan; U.S. crisis management; the Indo-U.S. civil nuclear deal; India and Pakistan’s quest for membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group; and China’s role in “nuclear South Asia.” Upon completing Nuclear South Asia, students will be able to: • Understand the factors motivating India and Pakistan’s nuclear programs, doctrines, and postures; • Assess the impact of emerging policies and capabilities on deterrence stability; • Describe India and Pakistan’s positions vis-à-vis the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and other elements of the global nuclear order; • Analyze crisis episodes, management challenges, and confidence-building efforts on the Subcontinent; and • Propose innovate solutions to reduce nuclear competition and dangers in South Asia. • Earn a certificate: students have the option of earning a Stimson-issued certificate, an important credential for academic and professional advancement. To earn a certificate, students must watch the video lessons, complete the quizzes, and pass a final exam. _______________________________________________________ Follow Nuclear Learning on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/nuclearlearn.... Follow Nuclear Learning on Twitter at https://twitter.com/nuclearlearning. [IsXsdXk52N0] |
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