Prof. Louis René Beres

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LOUIS RENÉ BERES (Ph.D., Princeton, 1971) is Emeritus Professor of International Law at Purdue. His twelfth and most recent book is Surviving Amid Chaos: Israel's Nuclear Strategy (2016) (2nd ed., 2018) https://paw.princeton.edu/new-books/surviving-amid-chaos-israel%E2%80%99s-nuclear-strategy Some of his principal strategic writings have appeared in Harvard National Security Journal (Harvard Law School); International Security (Harvard University); Yale Global Online (Yale University); Oxford University Press (Oxford University); Oxford Yearbook of International Law (Oxford University Press); Parameters: Journal of the US Army War College (Pentagon); Special Warfare (Pentagon); Modern War Institute (Pentagon); The War Room (Pentagon); World Politics (Princeton); INSS (The Institute for National Security Studies)(Tel Aviv); Israel Defense (Tel Aviv); BESA Perspectives (Israel); International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence; The Atlantic; The New York Times and the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

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US-North Korea Crisis Decision- Making: Growing Risks Of Inadvertent Or Unintended Nuclear War In Asia

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Toward A More Thoughtful Nuclear Diplomacy: An American Strategic Imperative

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Emptiness and consciousness: Still unseen limits of American politics

“Conscious of his emptiness, a man tries to make a faith for himself in the political realm. In vain.”-Karl Jaspers, “Reason and Anti-Reason in our Time”...

Creating a Future: Nationalism, Patriotism and Global “Oneness”

"What does not benefit the entire hive is no benefit to the bee."-Marcus Aurelius, Meditations Sometimes, truth can be both counter-intuitive and bitterly ironic.  Although Americans have...

“Whisperings of the Irrational”: Core Origins of America’s Trump Decline

"There is something inside all of us that yearns not for reason, but for mystery – not for penetrating clear thought, but for the whisperings...

Defying the Herd: “Personhood,” War and the Triumph of Peace

Art, we may learn from Picasso, is "the lie that lets us see the truth." In this connection, Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti's iconic sculpture, Man Pointing, appears...

Empathy, Survival and Human Oneness: Informed Reflections on Trump’s Atavistic Worldview

"Each of us is both the subject and the protagonist of his own nontransferable life." José Ortega y Gasset, Man and Crisis America First,  the most conspicuous...

In a Dark Time: The Expected Consequences of an India-Pakistan Nuclear War

Twenty-one years ago, in 1998, Dr. Louis René Beres, Professor Emeritus of International Law at Purdue University, published an authoritative article in the AMERICAN...

U.S.-North Korea Nuclear War: Assessing Plausible Risks

"Military strategy, whether we like it or not, has become the diplomacy of violence."-Thomas C. Schelling, Arms and  Influence (1966) US President Donald Trump says he doesn't know...

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