Alexei Arbatov
Biographic Data
| ID | 1671688 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexei Arbatov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexei |
| FAMILY NAME | Arbatov |
| SIGNATURE | ARBATOV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of World Economy and International Relations |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0354-0681 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Nuclear boomerang. There are neither eternal allies, nor perpetual enemies, but only nuclear arms are eternal and perpetual
It has become a platitude that the world is going through the deepest crisis of the nuclear arms control system built over the last sixty years. In February 2026, the term of the New START expires and it is impossible to extend it once again; there is no chance of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty entering full legal force; and without these pillars the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty will be deeply undercut. Moreover, there is a growing pressur…
Nuclear Deterrence and Disarmament in a Polycentric World
The experience of 60 years of nuclear arms control has been quite a success except one aspect – transition from a bilateral (the U.S.A. ‒ U.S.S.R/Russia) to a multilateral format of limitation and reduction of nuclear arsenals. The reason has been a mistaken approach to a multi-lateral disarmament, which did not take into account a specific nature of multilateral nuclear deterrence among nuclear states. From now on, a transition to a multilateral…
Controlling Nuclear Arms in a Multipolar World
The Ten Aporias of Our Time. The Theory and Practice of Nuclear Deterrence
Rising international tensions and the risks of sliding towards a nuclear conflict in the face of the erosion of the arms control system between Russia and the West is becoming an essential subject of modern political discourse. In particular, the author investigates the psychological aspects of deterrence, the dichotomy of its functions of preventing and conducting nuclear war, the concepts of first and retaliatory strike, the dialectics of defen…
Saving Strategic Arms Control
Without proper attention, the arms-control system – built during the previous halfcentury but neglected over the last several years – will continue to disintegrate
Mad Momentum Redux? The Rise and Fall of Nuclear Arms Control
Legacy Cold War-era arms control is collapsing and a nuclear arms race is threatening to return
Collapse of the World Order
Understanding the US–Russia Nuclear Schism
The deep strategic differences between the United States and Russia, and the origins of those differences, have never been properly understood by either side
Cutting a Deal
The Day After An Assessment. A Russian Note of Caution
Russia and the West
Military Reform in Russia
April 01 1998 Military Reform in Russia: Dilemmas, Obstacles, and Prospects Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov is Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Defense in the Russian Duma. Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Author and Article Information Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov is Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Defense in the Russian Duma. Online ISSN: 1531-4804 Print ISSN: 0162-2889 © 199…
Eurasia Letter
Nato and Russia
Russia's Foreign Policy Alternatives
Start
Lethal Frontiers
Foreword by William G. Hyland The Emergence of Strategic Nuclear Parity The Consolidation of Parity: Logic and Contradictions The Carter Presidency: Inconsistency of American Policy The SALT II Treaty and the Deterioration of Detente The Reagan Administration's Military-Political Platform The Republican's Nuclear Policy: In Pursuit of Superiority U.S. Policies Clashing with the Realities of the Strategic Balance A New Era in Soviet-American Relat…
Arms Limitation and the Situation in the Asian-Pacific and Indian Ocean Regions
The negotiations on arms limitation and reduction of nuclear armaments have been suspended at a time when the arms race, including the nuclear arms race, has been gaining momentum and becoming ever more dangerous. Negotiations related to the reduction of international tension and the prevention of war in various regions are presently not being conducted. Nevertheless, it is our duty to think about the future. Being indivisible, international secu…
Russia's Foreign Policy Alternatives
Nato and Russia
Nuclear boomerang. There are neither eternal allies, nor perpetual enemies, but only nuclear arms are eternal and perpetual
It has become a platitude that the world is going through the deepest crisis of the nuclear arms control system built over the last sixty years. In February 2026, the term of the New START expires and it is impossible to extend it once again; there is no chance of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty entering full legal force; and without these pillars the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty will be deeply undercut. Moreover, there is a growing pressur…
The Ten Aporias of Our Time. The Theory and Practice of Nuclear Deterrence
Rising international tensions and the risks of sliding towards a nuclear conflict in the face of the erosion of the arms control system between Russia and the West is becoming an essential subject of modern political discourse. In particular, the author investigates the psychological aspects of deterrence, the dichotomy of its functions of preventing and conducting nuclear war, the concepts of first and retaliatory strike, the dialectics of defen…
Understanding the US–Russia Nuclear Schism
The deep strategic differences between the United States and Russia, and the origins of those differences, have never been properly understood by either side
Military Reform in Russia
April 01 1998 Military Reform in Russia: Dilemmas, Obstacles, and Prospects Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov is Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Defense in the Russian Duma. Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Author and Article Information Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov is Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Defense in the Russian Duma. Online ISSN: 1531-4804 Print ISSN: 0162-2889 © 199…
Lethal Frontiers
Foreword by William G. Hyland The Emergence of Strategic Nuclear Parity The Consolidation of Parity: Logic and Contradictions The Carter Presidency: Inconsistency of American Policy The SALT II Treaty and the Deterioration of Detente The Reagan Administration's Military-Political Platform The Republican's Nuclear Policy: In Pursuit of Superiority U.S. Policies Clashing with the Realities of the Strategic Balance A New Era in Soviet-American Relat…
Arms Limitation and the Situation in the Asian-Pacific and Indian Ocean Regions
The negotiations on arms limitation and reduction of nuclear armaments have been suspended at a time when the arms race, including the nuclear arms race, has been gaining momentum and becoming ever more dangerous. Negotiations related to the reduction of international tension and the prevention of war in various regions are presently not being conducted. Nevertheless, it is our duty to think about the future. Being indivisible, international secu…
Start
Lethal Frontiers
Foreword by William G. Hyland The Emergence of Strategic Nuclear Parity The Consolidation of Parity: Logic and Contradictions The Carter Presidency: Inconsistency of American Policy The SALT II Treaty and the Deterioration of Detente The Reagan Administration's Military-Political Platform The Republican's Nuclear Policy: In Pursuit of Superiority U.S. Policies Clashing with the Realities of the Strategic Balance A New Era in Soviet-American Relat…
Russia's Foreign Policy Alternatives
Nato and Russia
Eurasia Letter
Military Reform in Russia
April 01 1998 Military Reform in Russia: Dilemmas, Obstacles, and Prospects Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov is Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Defense in the Russian Duma. Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Author and Article Information Alexei G. Arbatov Alexei G. Arbatov is Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Defense in the Russian Duma. Online ISSN: 1531-4804 Print ISSN: 0162-2889 © 199…
Russia and the West
The Day After An Assessment. A Russian Note of Caution
Cutting a Deal
Understanding the US–Russia Nuclear Schism
The deep strategic differences between the United States and Russia, and the origins of those differences, have never been properly understood by either side
Collapse of the World Order
Mad Momentum Redux? The Rise and Fall of Nuclear Arms Control
Legacy Cold War-era arms control is collapsing and a nuclear arms race is threatening to return
Saving Strategic Arms Control
Without proper attention, the arms-control system – built during the previous halfcentury but neglected over the last several years – will continue to disintegrate
The Ten Aporias of Our Time. The Theory and Practice of Nuclear Deterrence
Rising international tensions and the risks of sliding towards a nuclear conflict in the face of the erosion of the arms control system between Russia and the West is becoming an essential subject of modern political discourse. In particular, the author investigates the psychological aspects of deterrence, the dichotomy of its functions of preventing and conducting nuclear war, the concepts of first and retaliatory strike, the dialectics of defen…
Nuclear Deterrence and Disarmament in a Polycentric World
The experience of 60 years of nuclear arms control has been quite a success except one aspect – transition from a bilateral (the U.S.A. ‒ U.S.S.R/Russia) to a multilateral format of limitation and reduction of nuclear arsenals. The reason has been a mistaken approach to a multi-lateral disarmament, which did not take into account a specific nature of multilateral nuclear deterrence among nuclear states. From now on, a transition to a multilateral…
Controlling Nuclear Arms in a Multipolar World
Nuclear boomerang. There are neither eternal allies, nor perpetual enemies, but only nuclear arms are eternal and perpetual
It has become a platitude that the world is going through the deepest crisis of the nuclear arms control system built over the last sixty years. In February 2026, the term of the New START expires and it is impossible to extend it once again; there is no chance of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty entering full legal force; and without these pillars the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty will be deeply undercut. Moreover, there is a growing pressur…
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