Deterrence was the linchpin of U.S. defense strategy for decades, but the political and military context for deterrence has changed significantly. Instead of a single, near-peer opponent, the U.S.

Yes, it is not an abuse of discretion to award deterrence sanctions. The district court did not apply an incorrect legal standard because district courts have inherent power to impose sanctions ...

This year's white paper contains a column by a researcher at the National Institute for Defense Studies about the power of deterrence. There also is a Q&A section that says Japan’s “right to ...