Abstract
Despite the feeling that the nuclear threat has gone, the risks inherent to nuclear deterrence have not by any means disappeared in the post-Cold War era. The so-called stabilizing effect of nuclear deterrence is being questioned for two reasons: (1) the incredibility of the current nuclear doctrines, especially nuclear deterrence against conventional and CBW attacks; (2) the further spread of nuclear weapons. The possibility that nuclear weapons — authorized or not — will be used again increases.
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