Exploring the intricate landscape of nuclear policy and security, this collection of publications offers a comprehensive journey through historical reflections, current challenges, and future prospects in the realm of atomic energy and nuclear capabilities.
CNSIS Publications
CNSIS Publications
Navigate Nuclear Policy, Security, and Global Dynamics
CNSIS Publications
The International Atomic Energy Agency: Historical Reflections, Current Challenges, and Future Prospects 2022;
Framing the Relationship Between Trade Wars and Nuclear Escalation Dynamics: The Value of Applying Lessons from Hostile Economics, Survival Journal, 2021 – Sam Baty
A World without the NPT Redux?, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research, 2020
Nuclear Latency and Hedging: Concepts, History, and Issues, Woodrow WilsonCenter, 2019
Atoms for Peace: A Future After Fifty Years, Routledge, 2007
What is old is new again: nuclear capabilities still matter
“What is old is new again: nuclear capabilities still matter – and will for a long time to come pages 130-145; Strategic latency: Red, white, and blue: managing the national and international security consequences of disruptive technologies. Zachery S. Davis and Michael Nacht CGSR 2018.
Atoms for Peace: An Analysis After 30 Years, Routledge, 2020
The Politics of Weapons Inspections: Assessing WMD Monitoring and Verification Regimes, Stanford University Press, 2017
- A Reversal of Fortunes? Extended Deterrence and Assurance in Europe and East Asia 1 - Article
- Nuclear Science and Technology: The Race Between Weapons and Controls - Chapter
- South African Rollback: Revisiting Monitoring and Verification Lessons after 20 Years - Article
- Disarming Libya? A reassessment after the Arab Spring - Article
- WMD Monitoring and Verification Regimes: Lessons from Iraq - Article
- Technology and Strategy in a Changing World - Article