
Global Risk and Crisis Management Program
Arms Control Dialogue is Japan’s Interest: An Agenda for a New Nuclear Posture Review

Summary
The author argues that it is unlikely that a No First Use (NFU) declaration policy from the US will lead to disarmament in Northeast Asia. He rather proposes that “Force asymmetries, (…) and the pursuit of a deterrent architecture based on entanglement between nuclear, conventional, cyber, and space domains, as well as the rise of emerging technologies that influence the modality of strategic stability, will have a significant impact on deterrence and arms control.”
Publications Link
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/25751654.2021.2017137