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比較英國與法國核武戰略

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台灣因為經常受到中國導彈的威脅,導致國內對於中國核武和二砲部隊的研究不在少數。但原本英法本國較受矚目的核武議題,在台灣卻較少針對該兩國擁有核武之特性做深入的研究。核武乃英法與其他歐洲國家,在國防議題上最具差異性的條件,其發展態勢實值得研究者深入鑽研與探討。

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    1990

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    medium nuclear powersminimum deterrencelast resortnuclear posture

    Special Relationship

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    5-9 ASMP .................................................................................. 231 6-1 B-61 ............................................................. 243 6-2 ........................................................ 246 6-3 ........................................................ 254 7-1 ............................................................ 285 7-2 V-2 ....................................................................... 287 8-1 ............................................. 306

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    Second-tier Nuclear States or Medium Nuclear Statesminimum deterrence1 1

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    A.J. C. Edwards, Nuclear Weapons, The Balance of Terror, The Quest for Peace, New York: State University, 1986, pp.99-101.

    2 John C.Hopkins and Weixing Hu (eds.), Strategic Views from the Second Tiers, New Brunswick, NJ: Tansaction, 1995, pp.4-7.

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    4 1960 Special Relationship5North Atlantic Treaty Organization, NATO6Charles de GaulleGaullism7

    4 Lawrence Freedman, The Evolution of Nuclear Strategy, London: Macmillan,

    2003, p.311. 5 Beatrice Heuser, NATO, Britain, France and the FRG, 1949-2000, London:

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    Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, SALTStrategic Arms Reduction Talks, STARTNon-Proliferation Treaty, NPTComprehensive Test Ban Treaty, CTBT9

    8 Yves Boyer, French and British Nuclear Forces in an Era of Uncertainty, Nuclear

    Weapons in the Changing World: Perspectives from Europe, Asia, and North America, Now York: Plenum Press, p.121.

    9 Bruce Larkin, Nuclear Design: Great Britain, France, & China in the Global Governance of Nuclear Age, New Jersey: Transaction Publishers, 1996, New Jersey: Transaction, 1996, p.9.

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    Warsaw Treaty OrganizationWeapons of Massive Destruction, WMD11

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    10 Ibid., p.9-10. 11 Simone Wisotzki, Nuclear Weapons Policy in Britain and France: Strategic

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    12 Lawrence Freedman, The Small Nuclear Powers, Washington D.C.: Ballistic Missile Defense, Booking Institution Press, 1984, p.251-252.

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    Gordon BrownNicolas Sarkozy

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    13 Ibid., p.11-12. 14 200720-21

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