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Strategic Stability Revisited in the
A central theme of this book is that there is no consensus on what the term "strategic stability" means, despite its widespread use.
To be clear, there are two main and generalizable components at the heart of strategic stability.
First, strategic stability refers to a condition in which adversaries understand that altering military force posture in response to vulnerability-whether to avoid being emasculated or to preempt one's opponent-would be either futile or foolish.11 Second, strategic stability reflects the ease with which nuclear-苔rmed adversaries can return to stable relations after a period of escalation.
Actors can maintain strategic stability even in a crisis by not responding to a provocative action.
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