Alexander G. Savelyev

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Doctor of Political Science
Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO), Moscow, Russia
Chief Research Fellow

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SPIN RSCI: 6755-7058
Scopus AuthorID: 57192276256

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01.10.2023

Nuclear Deterrence, Strategic Stability, Missile Defense

The nuclear deterrence effect is not a direct continuation of combat capabilities, or of the quantitative and qualitative structure of the opposing forces. This effect is stronger and much more complex, and is more psychological than military-technical in nature.

Alexander G. Savelyev

13.04.2022

What Factors Affect Strategic Stability?

This survey seeks to identify the factors that affect strategic stability at present and will affect it in the foreseeable future, as well as ways to strengthen security and stability in any of the above interpretations.

Alexander G. Savelyev, Olga M. Alexandria

07.09.2020

China and Nuclear Arms Control

It is nakedly clear that China finds it far easier to refuse to hold nuclear arms control talks than address the adverse military and strategic effects its participation in such an international agreement is bound to entail.

Alexander G. Savelyev

05.10.2017

Nuclear Weapons out of Control

A new agreement on deeper reductions in strategic offensive arms—limiting the number of strategic warheads to 1,000 for each party—could serve as a positive example of cooperation and give a chance to reach mutual understanding in other areas.

Alexander G. Savelyev