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Brinkmanship was a bold, aggressive idea because it required
drastically decreasing defense spending.
engaging in lengthy peace talks with enemies.
bluffing an enemy into thinking it would be attacked.
invading a nation to force it to surrender.
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"Bluffing an enemy into thinking it would be attacked."
Brinkmanship (associated with the 1950s US policy under John Foster Dulles) meant pushing a crisis to the verge of war and making credible threats — especially of massive/nuclear retaliation — to force an opponent to back down.
Brinkmanship (associated with the 1950s US policy under John Foster Dulles) meant pushing a crisis to the verge of war and making credible threats — especially of massive/nuclear retaliation — to force an opponent to back down.
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