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2009

Posted: July 17, 2009 Seminar AUDIO | German Minister of State: Nuclear Policy, CNS Study: German Federal Foreign Office Minister of State, Gernot Erler reviewed Germany's disarmament and nonproliferation policies and introduced a major study by CNS.
Posted: July 16, 2009 NPR Breakfast Briefing AUDIO | The Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty: Assessing the Past, Building the Future: Featuring a presentation by Lewis A. Dunn, Science Applications International Corporation, based on his July 2009 NPR article. With commentary by Miles Pomper, CNS. Held on July 16, Washington, DC; [1:38, 90 Mb, MP3 format]
Posted: March 18, 2009 Breakfast Briefing Bioterrorism: Clear and Present Danger or Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?: Featuring Milton Leitenberg, University of Maryland, Richard Danzig, Center for a New American Security, Gregory Koblentz, George Mason University, Jonathan B. Tucker, CNS. Held on March 18 in Washington, D.C.; [2 hours, 100 Mb, MP3 format]
Also includes speaker presentations, and photos.
Posted: February 23, 2009 Panel Discussion Preventive War: Do Weapons of Mass Destruction Change the Rules?: Does the destructive power of WMDs permit states to act in self-defense against WMD programs even when threats are not immediate or clearly-defined? A panel discussion held on January 27, 2009 at Georgetown University.; [2 hours, 56 Mb, MP3 format]
Also includes photos.

2008

Winners of the 2008 Doreen and Jim McElvany Nonproliferation Challenge Essay Contest: November 12, 2008 [2 hours, 15 min, 63Mb, MP3 format]; The four winners, Ward Wilson, Nathan Pyles, Grégoire Mallard, and Russell Leslie spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about their essays from the November 2008 NPR Volume 15.3.; Related pages: Event Details, Upcoming 2009 Contest, Nuclear, Treaties, Nonproliferation Review
Paranoid Potbellied Stalinist Gets Nuclear Weapons: How the U.S. Print Media Cover North Korea: March 12, 2008 [1 hour 45 minutes, 48Mb, MP3 format]; Author Hugh Gusterson spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about his article from the March 2008 NPR Volume 15.1.; Related pages: Event Details, North Korea, Nuclear, Nonproliferation Review

2007

Fluctuating Intelligence Estimates on Iran: December 14, 2007 [1 hour 23 minutes, 76Mb, MP3 format]; Dr. Ibrahim Al-Marashi
Research Scholar, Annenberg School of Communication,
University of Pennsylvania; Related pages: Iran, Middle East
Future of the NPT: December 13, 2007 [1 hour 27 minutes, 80Mb, MP3 format]; Ambassador Richard Butler
Australia's first ambassador for disarmament
Former chairman of the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM)
Convenor of the Canberra Commission on the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons; Related pages: NPT, Treaties/Regimes
A Nuclear Weapons Free-World: Why Both the Vision and the Practical Steps Toward It Are Essential: December 11, 2007 [1 hour 35 minutes, 88Mb, MP3 format]; Ambassador James Goodby
Former Ambassador, principal negotiator, and special representative of President Clinton for Nuclear Security and Dismantlement; Related pages: Nuclear
Debating Disarmament: Interpreting Article VI of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: November 29, 2007 [1 hour 50 minutes, 50Mb, MP3 format]; Author Dr. Christopher A. Ford spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about his article from the November 2007 issue.; Related pages: Event Details, NPT, Treaties/Regimes, Nonproliferation Review
Japan Tests the Nuclear Taboo and U.S. Strategic War Planning After 9/11: July 24, 2007 [1 hour 50 minutes, 50Mb, MP3 format]; Authors Mike M. Mochizuki and Hans M. Kristensen spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about their articles from the July 2007 issue.; Related pages: Event Details, Nuclear, East Asia, Nonproliferation Review
The U.S. Highly Enriched Uranium Declaration: Transparency Deferred But Not Denied and 'Good Cop/Bad Cop' as a Model for Nonproliferation Diplomacy toward North Korea and Iran: May 17, 2007 [1 hour 53 minutes, 104Mb, MP3 format]; Authors Steven Aftergood & Frank N. von Hippel and Curtis H. Martin spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about their articles from the March 2007 issue.; Related pages: Event Details, Nuclear, North Korea, Iran, Nonproliferation Review
Nuclear Proliferation: 2016: March 12, 2007 [2 hours, 107Mb, MP3 format]; Authors Peter Lavoy, Torrey Froscher, Lewis Dunn, Rebecca Hersman, and Robert Peters spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about their articles from the November 2006 issue.; Related pages: Event Details, Nuclear, Nonproliferation Review
Future Nuclear Strategies of the NPT Nuclear Weapon States: February 12, 2007 [3 hours 50 minutes, 211Mb, MP3 format]; Dennis Gormley, Nikolai Sokov, John Simpson, JD Yuan, and Bruno Tertrais spoke as part of a panel of experts in an event hosted by CNS.; Related pages: Event Details, NPT, Treaties/Regimes, Nonproliferation Review
Identifying, Confronting, and Controlling Proliferation Threats: January 17, 2007 [1 hour 28 minutes, 83Mb, MP3 format]; Alan Pearson and Peter Crail spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about their articles from the July 2006 issue.; Related pages: Event Details, Nonproliferation Review

2006

International Advisory Board Meeting: December 19, 2006 [1 hour 12 minutes, streaming WMV format]; Egyptian Ambassador Nabil Fahmy gives a public lecture to the Monterey Institute community on Iran.; Related pages: Event Details, Iran
Space Weapons: Then and Now: December 11, 2006 [1 hour 23 minutes, 76Mb, MP3 format]; Theresa Hitchens and Michael Katz-Hyman spoke at a NPR Luncheon Briefing hosted by the Nonproliferation Review about their article from the March 2006 issue.; Related pages: Event Details Missile/Space, Nonproliferation Review
Nuclear Doctrines in the Post-Post Cold War System: December 6, 2006 [1 hour 38 minutes, 92Mb, MP3 format]; Dr. Nikolai Sokov and Amy F. Woolf spoke at a breakfast briefing hosted by CNS.; Related pages: Event Details, Nuclear, Nonproliferation Review