Lecture at University of San Diego, “Alternative Asian Futures”
“Alternative Asian Futures.” Oct 29, 2020Alternative Asian FuturesBy Henry Sokolski To view the PowerPoint click here.
Lecture at the Mitchell Institute, “Strategic Deterrence: Its Future if the Bomb Spreads”
Just before this week’s presidential election, Marshall Billingslea, the U.S. envoy for arms control, pleaded with NATO members not to share sensitive nuclear technology with China. He made this request to pressure Beijing to join nuclear arms negotiations with Washington and Moscow. Certainly, reaching limits...
Lecture at MIT, “A New Social Problem for Reactors: Accurate Missile Attacks”
On October 20, 2020, Henry Sokolski lectured to MIT students on “A New Social Problem for Reactors: Accurate Missile Attacks.” Oct 20, 2020To view the PowerPoint click here.
Accurate Missile Strikes against Reactors: New Nuclear Worries
On September 16, 2020, NPEC Executive Director Henry Sokolski gave a lecture to University of California, Berkeley, students on the subject of “Accurate Missile Stikes against Reactors: New Nuclear Worries.” Sep 16, 2020AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski Accurate Missile Strikes against Reactors: New Nuclear Worries By Henry...
ABC interview: NPEC’s view of the world’s nuclear future
For some, hearing is believing. Today, Australia Broadcasting Corporation posted its latest Counterpoint broadcast, which led with an interview of me. The broadcast was based on my piece in The American Interest, “Hiroshima at 75: A Peek into Our Nuclear Future.” In the interview, I make the case...
Something to Talk About: Missile Threats against East Asian Reactors
Something to Talk About: Missile Threats against East Asian Reactors As Washington’s strained relations with Beijing and Pyongyang continue to frazzle, it’s unclear how bad things might get. The prospects of war with North Korea or China are still quite distant. It’s certainly very difficult to imagine how a war with...
National Security Classification Policy Reform Meeting
At NPEC’s National Security Classification Policy Reform Meeting, William Inboden, CIA Historical Review Panel member, gave his thoughts. This meeting was held to delve deeper into one of the key problems facing national security planners in our government — the increasing lack of historical documentation...
New Frontiers for U.S. Alliance Cooperation with Japan and the ROK
Panel 1: Coordinating Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Sadanori Ito, Adam Segal, Tarun Chhabra Panel 2: Understanding and Reducing Military Vulnerabilities of Civilian Nuclear Plants Henry Sokolski, Jungmin Kang Panel 3: Making the Case for the U.S.-Japan and U.S.-ROK Security Alliances Eric Heginbotham, Richard Samuels, Thomas...
National Security Classification Policy Reform Virtual Meeting
On April 23rd, 2020, NPEC hosted a National Security Classification Policy Reform Virtual Meeting. The following videos are highlights of Richard Immerman and Pete Worden respectively. Transcripts of Richard Immerman’s and Harvey Rishikof’s presentaion have also been included. The meeting itself was in response to...
Reactors Large and Small: Three Hurdles
On March 25, 2020, NPEC’s Executive Director, Henry Sokolski, gave the following lecture at the University of Utah: Reactors Large and Small: Three Hurdles Assuming we survive the Coronavirus, we still will need electricity and will want to avoid the risk of global warming. What’s...