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Missiles and Missile Defense Feb 28, 2012 Nikolai Sokov: Controlling Soviet/ Russian Nuclear Weapons in Time of Instability May 10, 2011 Jeff Kueter Analyzes Missile Defense Futures: Appreciating the Role of Defense Oct 07, 2010 Missiles for Peace: Henry Sokolski on prompt global strike read more >	The Nonproliferation Regime May 14, 2013 Victor Gilinsky: Sometimes Major Violations of Nuclear Security Get Ignored May 06, 2013 America's 1962 Reactor-Grade Plutonium Weapons Test Revisited, Greg Jones Apr 08, 2013 Robert Zarate: The Non-Use and Abuse of Nuclear Proliferation Intelligence in the Cases of North Korea and Iran read more >	Nuclear Power Economics May 02, 2013 Kenneth Medlock: Strategic Implications of the Natural Gas Revolution Apr 26, 2013 The Hill Posts Op-Ed by NPEC and Taxpayers for Common Sense, "Held up by MOX(y)" Sep 24, 2012 Michael Canes: Economics of Military Energy Use read more >
Nuclear Abolition & The Next Arms Race Dec 30, 2012 Victor Gilinsky & Roger Mattson: Revisiting the NUMEC Affair Aug 02, 2012 Susan Voss: Tracking Nuclear Proliferation within a Commercial Power Program Jun 28, 2012 Matthew Fuhrmann: Preventive War and the Spread of Nuclear Programs read more >

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