The award, in recognition of his work in the field of disarmament and nonproliferation education, is the highest honor conferred on non-Chileans.
Scholars with “Fresh Ideas” on the NPT are invited to submit proposals to a symposium jointly hosted by CNS, the Netherlands, UNODA, and Harvard’s Belfer Center.
The program will include faculty drawn from researchers affiliated with CNS at MIIS and the PIR Center in Moscow.
Dr. Lassina Zerbo’s September visit includes an ArmsControlWonk.com podcast recording, available for download.
While impediments to a more assertive US role are immense, progress could be achieved with astute and bold leadership.
The world can use social media tools to help prevent the Syrian government from using chemical weapons in the future.
US and Russia need to set aside differences and continue discussions to avoid global instability.
SEPT. 25: Launch of book by CNS Experts on the largest grouping of states addressing nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation issues.
