Small State Behavior in Strategic and Intelligence Studies

1. Introduction 
Small State Behavior and Proliferation The Organization of this Study Theory as Grammar Conclusion 2. Chapter One: Theoretical and Operational Definitions of Strategy Introduction Strategy as a Concept Definition of a State Power: Logistics and Strategics Rationality Strategic Culture International Environment Structural Influence on State Behavior Inside the International Environment Security Dilemma Strategic Effect (Feedback) The Psychological Dimension of the Security Dilemma John Boyd's Morality and Novelty Novelty Morality The Observe-Orient-Decision-Action (OODA) Loop Conclusion 3. Chapter Two: American Strategic Culture: The Effort and Responsibility of Invention Introduction Observe: The International Environment and American Strategic Culture Orient: State Domestic Structure Americans Decide to Pursue Nuclear and Missile Technology Atomic Weapons Ballistic Missiles Conclusion 4. Chapter Three: The Long March: China's use of Proliferation as a Means for Obtaining "Great Power" Status. Introduction Observe: China as a Small State Orient: China's Domestic Structure and the Security Dilemma Decision and Action: I China's Nuclear Program Decision and Action II: China's Missile Program Strategic Effect (Feedback) Conclusion 5. Chapter Four: India and Pakistan: Familiarity Breeds Contempt, Proliferation as an Object of Envy. Introduction India Decides to Pursue Nuclear Technology Action: Indian State Building; Mobilization of Resources Pakistani Strategic Culture Pakistan Decides to Build a Nuclear Weapon Conclusion 6. Chapter Five: Israel: The Case for Ambiguity Introduction Observation: Israel's Strategic Culture and the International Environment Orientation: Israel's Domestic StructuresIsrael Decides to

Patrick C. Coaty is Professor and Chairman at Orange Coast College in California, USA.