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We may have got it wrong. No, seriously. Analysts, scholars, and policy makers routinely grapple with opposing histories of nuclear strategy, but one perennial question is thought to have been resolved decades ago: What are nuclear weapons actually for?
This article was written by Jack O’Doherty and originally published by The Bulletin Of The Atomic Scientists.
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