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Should Israel Close Dimona? The Radiological Consequences of a Military Strike on Israel’s Plutonium-Production ReactorBy Bennett Ramberg
Bennett Ramberg urges Israel to shut down its Dimona reactor, which produces plutonium and tritium for its suspected nuclear weapons program, and use the closure as an opportunity to win regional support for efforts to prevent nuclear or radiological attacks.
Bennett Ramberg urges Israel to shut down its Dimona reactor, which produces plutonium and tritium for its suspected nuclear weapons program, and use the closure as an opportunity to win regional support for efforts to prevent nuclear or radiological attacks.
Verifying Nuclear Disarmament: An Inspector’s AgendaBy Andreas Persbo and Marius Bjørningstad
For disarmament efforts to succeed, states need to have confidence that agreements to dismantle nuclear weapons can be accurately verified, yet such verification is a complex task.
For disarmament efforts to succeed, states need to have confidence that agreements to dismantle nuclear weapons can be accurately verified, yet such verification is a complex task.
The Trilateral Initiative: A Model For The Future?By Thomas E. Shea
Designers of a nuclear weapons disarmament regime can draw many lessons from the six-year U.S.-Russian-IAEA Trilateral Initiative.
Designers of a nuclear weapons disarmament regime can draw many lessons from the six-year U.S.-Russian-IAEA Trilateral Initiative.
The EU’s Nonproliferation Efforts: Limited SuccessBy Oliver Meier
The European Union has been seeking to become a bigger player on nonproliferation and disarmament issues but has only been partially successful.
The European Union has been seeking to become a bigger player on nonproliferation and disarmament issues but has only been partially successful.
LOOKING BACK: The 1998 Indian and Pakistani Nuclear TestsBy Michael Krepon
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New from ACA:
New from ACA:
ACA Annual Meeting and Luncheon: “The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty at Forty: Addressing Current and Future Challenges” June, 16, 2008
The ACT Briefing on Next Steps in U.S.-Russian Strategic Relations April 11, 2008
The ACT 2008 Chemical Weapons Convention Reader (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) April, 2008
The ACT Briefing on Next Steps in U.S.-Russian Strategic Relations April 11, 2008
The ACT 2008 Chemical Weapons Convention Reader (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) April, 2008
Updated Fact Sheets on the Current Strategic Nuclear Forces of the United States and the Former Soviet Union April, 2008
Arms Control Today Highlighted Educational Opportunities: The International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO), and The Australian National University's Department of International Relations scholarship for the Master of International Affairs Specializing in Peace and Conflict Studies Security Policy Workshops at UC San Diego in La Jolla, California, UC Institute on Global
Conflict and Cooperation
NUCLEAR THREATS, July 6–26, 2008 Application deadline extended to May 23, 2008
BIOLOGICAL THREATS, July 26–August 3, 2008 Application deadline May 9, 2008 2008 MIT
Security Studies Program Summer Courses
Combating Bioterrorism/Pandemics: Implementing Policies for Biosecurity [17.60s], July 28-30, 2008 Rotary World Peace Fellowship program Application deadline July 1, 2008
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Highlighted Employment Opportunities:
Faculty Position in Nonproliferation Studies, The Graduate School of International Policy Studies at the Monterey Institute of International StudiesSenior Research Associate, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International StudiesPostdoctoral Fellow, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies
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