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Updated: May 15, 2012

Miles Pomper

Senior Research Associate, Washington, DC office

Miles Pomper, Senior Research Associate, Washington, DC office

Mr. Pomper is a Senior Research Associate in the Washington D.C. office of CNS. His work focuses on nuclear energy, nuclear nonproliferation, nuclear security, and nuclear arms control. Before joining CNS he served as Editor-in-Chief of Arms Control Today from 2003-2009. Previously, he was the lead foreign policy reporter for CQ Weekly and Legi-Slate News Service, where he covered the full range of national security issues before Congress, and a Foreign Service Officer with the U.S. Information Agency. His career has also included the publication of book chapters, analytical articles, and reports for publications, such as Foreign Service Journal, Survival, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, World Politics Review, Nuclear Engineering International, and the Centre for International Governance Innovation. He holds a master's degree in international affairs from Columbia University and a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University.

2012 Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul

Miles Pomper was quoted in the following international press:

Sommet de Séoul: quelle sécurité pour le matériel fissile?
BBC Newshour on the Nuclear Security Summit
Seoul set on revisiting enrichment deal with US
Canada Pressured Over Bomb-Grade Uranium for Medical Use
Obama sees progress toward securing loose nukes
World Leaders Vow to Secure Loose Nuclear Material by 2014
Japan goes off script at nuclear summit to slam North Korea
Nuclèaire: la Chine hausse le ton contre la Corèe du Nord
Obama Appeal to China to Restrain North Korea
On-Set Expert Interview
Experts urge leaders to think globally about nuclear security
Seoul Nuclear Security Summit to chart course to prevent nuclear terrorism
Seoul Nuclear Security Symposium Gives Preview Of Next Week's Summit
Koreans Shrug at Nuke Terror, Bin Laden, Threats
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