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Spinoza and Kant I found to be intriguing yet baffling, although I desperately wanted to understand them better, particularly as the views of the former were borne from the kind of discrimination that most heroes suffer from. Among other things, this book made me questions the merit of democracy and revolutions; did they really bring about the changes desired in the first place?
Sign into Goodreads to see if any of your friends have read The Story of Philosophy. Reading Progress. Feb 10, AM. Excellent review! This was my first philosophy read before I took a philosophy course and Durant writes so clearly it was mostly understandable by a layperson. Great spotlight on Santayana. His question is a nice way of entering a discussion on your topic: Should we always favor inner peace over change?
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Thank you Christy! Beauty lies in simplicity. That's absolutely right HBalikov. It's an eternal struggle; most sensible humans would choose peace of mind over all, but the greater the intellectual progression of man, the more he or she wants to challenge themselves, and take the untrodden path. Or perhaps for some, the road to inner peace lies in evolving? Feb 11, AM. Oh, simplicity is still a goal to which I strive, Vishal! Great point HBalikov and the twin impulses of working on peace of mind "versus" social change seems a common area of attempts at reconciliation in the 10 week course on "mindful meditation" I've reduced myself to taking with a friend!
Loved that! Of course, it's more complicated and "all dichotomies are false dichotomies", too. The three countries continue to expand and incrementally modernise their nuclear stockpile and delivery systems. The rise of China and emergence of India have altered the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific Region.
A China-Pakistan nexus that targets India is also a part of the current interplay between these parties.
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China, India, and Pakistan are nuclear weapon states with growing nuclear arsenals. Each of these states is pursuing a national strategy that includes a major role for nuclear and other advanced weaponry. The vulnerabilities of countries are shaped by a number of factors.
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These include their colonial and post-colonial historical experiences, internal political and governance structures, aspirations, and geographical location. The aspirations of the countries, border problems, and the maritime claims of countries in the Asia-Pacific region remain the principal sources of friction and conflict.
Issues related to these problems drive the political and military strategies of these countries. Though the US is not a part of this geographical area it remains the principal actor in this part of the world. Its power and influence evoke responses from an emerging China.
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This in turn results in responses from the other countries in the region in a kind of chain reaction. Alliances within the set of countries and their role in balancing power and bringing about some kind of stable order is also an issue. The US-China-India-Pakistan relationships are crucial components of the security architecture of this region.
Understanding the key drivers of these relationships and their implications for stability is, therefore, important. China, India and Pakistan have sought to address their vulnerabilities in various ways which include both military and non-military approaches. A military component of such a strategy may require the deployment of nuclear weapons. The use of space-based assets for waging war has also seen major shifts in technologies and capabilities.
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Space may become a contested domain in case of conflicts between major powers and this brings in additional dimensions to be factored in looking at the changing role of nuclear and other kinds of advanced weapons in deterring war and conflict between countries. With the developments in technology and improvements in the capabilities of delivery vehicles like missiles, the clear separation between nuclear and non-nuclear weapons and their strategies of deployment seem to have moved away from the extremes of nuclear war and nuclear deterrence towards a more complex strategy of deterring war and conflict.
To understand the trilateral nuclear dynamic between China, India and Pakistan, it is important to take into account the larger US-China dynamic which is the overall driver for many of these developments. In China and Pakistan it shares borders and a troubled history with two nuclear armed neighbours. Pakistan, on the other hand, is home to the fastest growing nuclear stockpile in the world today. Given the fact that Chinese short and medium range missiles like the DF can carry both nuclear and conventional warheads, Beijing is seeking to create ambiguity in the nuclear or non-nuclear use of such weapons.
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China is attempting to raise the US threshold for fighting a conventional war and thus hopes to deter the US from intervening in a Taiwan conflict. Chinese space assets, its strong missile design capabilities along with ground based sensing and, command and control capabilities, have been integrated in a new architecture that will raise the risks for American involvement in a future conflict over Taiwan.
China, India and Pakistan seem to be responding in different ways to these developments which have largely emanated from the US. In the nuclear weapon and missile domains, it is trying to change the terms of its engagement with India from a strategic nuclear weapons game into a more conventional war-deterrence game. In recent years, Pakistan has focussed on the plutonium route to stockpile its fissile material. This has resulted in Islamabad building additional heavy water-based plutonium production reactors at Khushab.
The construction of Khushab reactors which began in s has expanded by leaps and bounds to four plutonium producing reactors between and Such a strategy uses the threat of nuclear escalation to deter India.