Pakistan’s Nuclear Exports: Was There a State Strategy?
Dr. Tertrais is a senior research fellow at the Fondation pour la Recherche Strategique. Oct 20, 2006 AUTHOR: Bruno Tertrais 20061023-Tertrais-Pakistan_310111_0722
The Transforming U.S.-Indian Relationship and Its Significance for American Interests
Ashley Tellis is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Oct 16, 2006 AUTHOR: Ashley Tellis 20061017-Tellis-Transforming_310111_0643 (PDF) 191.54 KB
Security Issues Related to Future Pakistani Nuclear Power Program
Dr. Braun is a science fellow at Stanford University’s Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Center for International Security and Cooperation (FSI-CISAC). His paper addresses prospects for expansion of current Pakistani nuclear power program, and the dangers to national safety and security such expansion entails...
Nuclear Power in India: Failed Past, Dubious Future
Dr. Ramana is a visiting fellow at Princeton’s Program on Science and Global Security. Aug 20, 2006 AUTHOR: M. V. Ramana Nuclear Power in India-Failed Past Dubious Future (PAPER) (PDF) 212.26 KB Nuclear Power in India: Failed Past, Dubious Future The general assumption underlying the...
Could Anything Be Done To Stop Them? Lessons from Pakistan
Dr. Perkovich’s, Vice President for Studies and Director for Nonproliferation at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace paper for the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center on lessons learned from Pakistan. Jul 25, 2006 AUTHOR: George Perkovich Could Anything Be Done To Stop Them-Lessons from Pakistan (PDF)...
What Are the Requirements for Pakistan to Field an Effective “Minimum Deterrent”?
Mr. Jones is a senior researcher at the RAND Corporation. Jul 09, 2006 AUTHOR: Bruce Jones What Are the Requirements for Pakistan to Field an Effective Minimum D…. (PDF) 177.27 KB What are the requirements for Pakistan to field an effective “minimum deterrent” nuclear force...
Bad Options: Or, How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Live with Loose Nukes
Mr. Donnelly is a resident fellow in defense and national security studies at the American Enterprise Institute. May 27, 2006 AUTHOR: Thomas Donnelly Bad Options-Or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Live with Loose N…. (PDF) 118.91 KB Bad Options: Or, How I Stopped...
Wide Area Environmental Sampling in Iran
Mr. Dillon is an independent consultant formerly with the International Atomic Energy Agency May 16, 2006 AUTHOR: Garry Dillon Wide Area Environmental Sampling in Iran (PDF) 67.13 KB Wide Area Environmental Sampling in Iran Any meaningful negotiated agreement with Iran must, at the very minimum,...
A Realist Case for Conditioning the U.S.-India Nuclear Deal
Dr. Perkovich, Vice President for Studies and Director for Nonproliferation at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, presented this paper before an NPEC workshop dinner. May 14, 2006 AUTHOR: George Perkovich A Realist Case for Conditioning the US-India Nuclear Deal (PDF) 76.37 KB A Realist...
India’s ICBM: On a “Glide Path” to Trouble?
Feb 08, 2006 AUTHOR: Dr. Richard Speier Indias ICBM-On a Glide Path to Trouble (PDF) 53.44 KB India’s ICBM – On a “Glide Path” to Trouble? The U.S. nonproliferation community is currently preoccupied with the Administration’s proposal for U.S.-Indian nuclear cooperation. But another element of...