Question

Why is the policy of deterrence and treaties important?

Answer 1

Answer:

the deterrence theory is the concept that an inferior force, as a result of the brutal impact of the force's weapons, deterrence can evidently deter a more substantial adversary, as long as that force could be protected against destruction by an unanticipated attack. so, deterrence is vital for safety and prevention of crimes, which doesn't, in some cases, help, but for some, it can definitely work.

with treaties, or formal political agreements, they can promote a country's tactical and political interests. an example of this is having protections for investments abroad. to add to that, they can also make a policy at an international level, like in the area of disability rights. in a considerable amount of cases, a treaty can serve several purposes, such as satisfying a basic need of states to control by consent issues of commonplace concern, as well as helping to bring stability into their mutual connections.

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