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Preparing for 2010: Balancing Nuclear Disarmament & Nonproliferation
CNS Annecy Workshop
CNS hosted a two-day diplomatic workshop on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) on 7 and 8 March 2008 in Annecy, France. More...
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Pelindaba Treaty Resource Page
Pelindaba Nuclear Facility
On the 12th anniversary of the signing in Cairo of the African Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty, CNS announces a new web-based "Pelindaba Treaty resource page." More...
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Features
Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone Clearinghouse, an overview over the most important features of NWFZs and links to basic resources and documents.
Spring Time in Sino-Japanese Relations?, an op-ed by Jing-dong Yuan for OpinionAsia.
Cloak and Stagger, an op-ed on U.S. Intelligence, Syria and Iran, by Leonard S. Spector and Avner Cohen for the Los Angeles Times.
Is the U.S. Underestimating the Syrian Threat?, Leonard S. Spector was interviewed on National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation.
Measuring Nuclear Proliferation: Nuclear Ladders, Iran, and the National Intelligence Estimate. On April 3, 2008, CNS and the United States Institute of Peace co-sponsored a seminar with government officials, academics, journalists, and U.S. intelligence members.
Kazakhstan's Nuclear Ambitions, an article by Togzhan Kassenova for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
Symposium on Nuclear Nonproliferation, featuring Dan Rather, the full video of panel discussing, which included William Potter, is now available through the Rowan University website.
China's Ascendancy to a Space Power, an op-ed by Jing-dong Yuan for the China Brief.
Has FARC Entered the Illicit Trade in Radioactive Materials?, by Alexander Melikishvili for WMD Insights April 2008 issue.
Ukrainian Parliamentarian Calls for Renuclearization, by Jacob Quamme for WMD Insights April 2008 issue.
New French Nuclear Deals in the Middle East Generate Proliferation Concerns, by Khalid Hilal and Adam P. Williams for WMD Insights April 2008 issue.
Departing Taiwan Government Forced to Dissolve Controversial Arms Brokerage, by Stephanie Lieggi for WMD Insights April 2008 issue.
Iran Likely to Take Accusatory Stance at CWC Review Conference, by Benjamin Radford for WMD Insights April 2008 issue.
Summary of Recent United Nations Security Council, European Union, and United States Sanctions Against Iran, by Benjamin Radford and Leonard Spector for WMD Insights April 2008 issue.
Ongoing Nonproliferation Issues
Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone Clearinghouse, an overview over the most important features of NWFZs and links to basic resources and documents.
Pelindaba Treaty Resource Page On the 12th anniversary of the signing in Cairo of the African Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty, CNS announces a new web-based "Pelindaba Treaty resource page."
The Soviet Anti-Plague System A report by Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley, Alexander Melikishvili, and Raymond A. Zilinskas on the history of the AP system, covering the period from the late 19th century to 1992, including its accomplishments, organization, work programs, and responsibilities. Now includes a new report on the system from 1992 onwards.
NPT Resources, has been updated with selection of important analytical papers and other NPT resource material in view of the 2007 Preparatory Committee meeting for the 2010 Nuclear Non-proliferation Review Conference.
Monterey Nonproliferation Strategy Group has recently been revived and given a more narrowly focused and action-oriented agenda with a view to find and strengthen common ground in the nuclear nonproliferation sphere.
Iran Special Collection Contains information on nuclear- and treaty-related issues.
Submarine Proliferation Tracks international proliferation of submarines, their regional security implications, and their role as delivery systems for WMD.
The NPR
The NPR The Nonproliferation Review triannually features WMD articles, reports, & viewpoints.
Volume 15.1 now available.
The Inventory
The Inventory Nonproliferation treaties, organizations, regimes, and more.
International Observer
International Observer Monthly analysis of WMD export control issues, in English and Russian.
Databases
Databases The most comprehensive open source data resources in the world on CBRN weapons & missile proliferation developments.
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Involving high school students and teachers in proliferation issues.
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Missile Contagion:
Cruise Missile Proliferation and the Threat to International Security
Missile Contagion cover This book by Dennis M. Gormley discusses why cruise missiles are beginning to spread widely, in the context of ballistic missile proliferation.
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