On March 27, 2018, NPEC’s Executive Director gave a lecture at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey’s James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies. The talk, “How Likely is Atoms for Peace in the Middle East, Starting with Saudi Arabia,” focused on the dangers...
As a part of NPEC’s project, “40 Years Hence: Implementing Title V of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Act of 1978,” experts were commissioned to assess the economic and environmental efficacy of alternatives to introducing or expanding nuclear power in a number of developing countries. Below are...
As part of NPEC’s project, “Tracking Emerging Asian Nuclear Weapons Doctrines,” experts were commissioned to study the impact of Russian nuclear military doctrine on the doctrines of China and India. Below are presentations on the preliminary findings of this research. Mar 10, 2018 Tracking Russian...
Henry Sokolski and Patrick Malone discuss the future of the Korean peninsula and the possibility of unification. Nov 08, 2017 AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski and Patrick Malone What happy endings are possible for Korea? (part 1) How dark might East Asia’s future be? (part 2) How serious...
John Batchelor and Gordon Chang interview NPEC’s Executive Director on the possible decertification of the Iran Deal and the case for a follow-on agreement. Oct 12, 2017AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski Listen on Audioboom
In September 2017, John Lauder gave a talk on nuclear agreements with Iran and North Korea at UT Austin through NPEC’s Speakers’ Consortia series. Sep 27, 2017
NPEC’s Executive Director Henry Sokolski and Advisory Board member William Tobey publish a piece in Foreign Policy, “Tokyo and Washington Have Another Nuclear Problem,” discussing the looming problem of plutonium production in Japan, China, and South Korea. Aug 17, 2017 AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski & William Tobey Tokyo and...
Henry Sokolski and Patrick Malone discuss Trump’s NPR and nuclear nonproliferation in the US. Jul 27, 2017AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski and Patrick Malone Trump’s nuclear posture review: What to expect (part 1) How sensible might Trump’s NPR be? (part 2) What issues might Trump’s NPR back...
NPEC’s Executive Director gives a guest lecture as a part of the University of California at Berkeley’s Nuclear Science and Security Consortium. This presentation is based on NPEC Working Paper 1601, “How Dark Might East Asia’s Nuclear Future Be?”
NPEC’s Executive Director gives a guest lecture as a part of the University of California at Berkeley’s Nuclear Science and Security Consortium. This presentation is based on NPEC Working Paper 1601, “How Dark Might East Asia’s Nuclear Future Be?”
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