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Homo Atomicus: An Actor Worth Psychologizing?: The Problems of Applying Behavioral Economics to Nuclear Strategy

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Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationBehavioral Economics and Nuclear Weapons.
EditorsJeffrey Knoff, Anne Harrington
Publisher or commissioning bodyUniversity of Georgia Press
Chapter9
DatePublished - 2018

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  • Nucelar Deterrence, Behavioral Economics

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