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| Reversing the Spread of Nuclear Weapons |
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Carl Robichaud,
The Century Foundation,
8/29/2006
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| America’s most acute national security threat is a catastrophic attack with nuclear weapons. Yet the United States has lacked a coherent and vigorous strategy to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to states and terrorist groups. |
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| Testimony on North Korea |
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Morton Abramowitz,
The Century Foundation,
7/20/2006
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| Senior Fellow Morton Abramowitz analyzes current relations with North Korea and other Asian partners in light of recent missile tests, and suggests diplomatic strategies for the U.S. |
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| A New Grand Bargain for Nuclear Non-Proliferation |
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Morton H. Halperin,
The Century Foundation,
1/18/2006
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| With Iran and North Korea both continuing to defy American efforts to get them to abandon nuclear programs, we need to consider whether we are on the right track in our attempts to halt nuclear proliferation. |
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| A Shot in the Arm |
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Carl Robichaud,
The Century Foundation,
10/7/2005
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| The spread of nuclear weapons poses the greatest threat to U.S. and world security—and we'd better step up our efforts to address it. |
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| A Misstep with India |
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Carl Robichaud,
The Century Foundation,
7/22/2005
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| Pulling India into a parallel nuclear regime is not a bad idea per se, but could have been pursued in a way that promotes U.S. interests much more effectively. |
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| The Ad Hoc Approach to Nukes |
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Carl Robichaud,
The Century Foundation,
6/2/2005
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| How U.S. policies are undermining the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty. |
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| A Nuclear Conference that We Can’t Let Fail |
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Jeffrey Laurenti,
The Century Foundation,
5/2/2005
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| Both Washington and American news media have all given short shrift to the five-year review conference of the 187 countries subscribing to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. |
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| The Six Parties Must Act Together |
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Morton Abramowitz,
Stephen Bosworth,
Financial Times,
2/22/2005
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| The North Korean nuclear problem may be rapidly approaching the point at which
the US will have to develop a concerted policy, not just a posture. |
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| What the 9/11 Commission Forgot |
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Carl Robichaud,
The Century Foundation,
8/4/2004
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| Little attention is being paid to an important flaw in our anti-terror capabilities: inadequate and uncoordinated efforts to secure loose chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear materials. |
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