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July 2008
Volume 15.2

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Winners Announced for the 2008 Doreen and Jim McElvany Nonproliferation Challenge Essay Contest.
$13,000 in prizes to be awarded to the four winning entries.

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July 2008 NPR Volume 15.2:

Nuclear Medicine's Double Hazard: Imperiled Treatment and the Risk of Terrorism
Cristina Hansell
Editor's Note
Contributors
Correspondence
William A. Dorman • Hyunjin Seo • Glenn Kessler • Hugh Gusterson

HEU Fuel Cycle Inventories and Progress on Global Minimization
Ole Reistad and Styrkaar Hustveit
[View Appendix 2: Operational, Shut Down, and Converted HEU-fueled Research Reactors.]
Revving Up the Cooperative Nonproliferation Engine
Senator Richard G. Lugar
America and the Islamic Bomb: The Deadly Compromise, by David Armstrong and Joseph Trento, Deception: Pakistan, the United States, and the Secret Trade in Nuclear Weapons, by Adrian Levy and Catherine Scott-Clark, and The Nuclear Jihadist: The True Story of the Man Who Sold the World's Most Dangerous Secrets... and How We Could Have Stopped Him, by Douglas Frantz and Catherine Collins
Reviewed by Mark Hibbs

Luncheon briefing: "The Global Elimination of Civilian Use of Highly Enriched Uranium"
On July 21, The Nonproliferation Review hosted a discussion of two articles appearing in a special section of the July 2008 NPR Volume 15.2, with the authors Cristina Hansell and Robert Nurick.
[Now includes both NPR articles and Cristina Hansell's presentation.]
The July 2008 issue (Volume 15.2) is now available.
Listen to all NPR Luncheon Briefings in the CNS Multimedia Library.
Luncheon briefing: "Paranoid Potbellied Stalinist Gets Nuclear Weapons: How the U.S. Print Media Cover North Korea"
On March 12, The Nonproliferation Review hosted a discussion of an article from the March 2008 NPR Volume 15.1, with the author Hugh Gusterson. [Now includes audio of the event.]
The Nonproliferation Review hosted a luncheon briefing on November 29, 2007 to discuss an article from the November 2007 NPR Volume 14.3.
The November 2007 NPR Volume 14.3 is available.
The Nonproliferation Review hosted a luncheon briefing on July 24, 2007 to discuss two articles from the July 2007 NPR Volume 14.2.
The Nonproliferation Review hosted a luncheon briefing on May 17, 2007 to discuss two articles from the March 2007 NPR Volume 14.1.
Nuclear Proliferation: 2016 Briefing Event, a panel of Nonproliferation Review authors gave presentations in an event hosted by CNS in Washington D.C.

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