Grand Prize winner: “The Smiling Buddha effect: Canadian and US policy after India’s 1974 nuclear test”
Examining public data, declassified intelligence, and commercial satellite imagery, the authors identify drivers behind Russia’s pursuit of weapons systems.
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Articles analyzing Russia’s long history of fabrications about biological weapons and Russia’s own BW history
The Nonproliferation Review recognizes outstanding scholarly achievement by five prominent experts.
Volume 27 • Numbers 1/2 FROM THE EDITORS Joshua H. Pollack and Rhianna Tyson Kreger CONTRIBUTORS CORRESPONDENCE SPECIAL SECTION: Long-range conventional precision strike and nuclear risk Introduction to the special section Joshua H. Pollack and Tom Plant Disruptive trends in long-range precision strike, ISR, and defensive systems Justin Bronk Strategic stability and the proliferation of […]
Includes a Special Section on the shifting South Asian nuclear landscape.
Volume 26 • Numbers 5/6 FROM THE EDITORS Joshua H. Pollack and Rhianna Tyson Kreger In Memoriam: Roland Timerbaev William H. Potter CONTRIBUTORS CORRESPONDENCE David M. Allison and Stephen Herzog SPECIAL SECTION: The shifting South Asian nuclear landscape Introduction to the special section Sumit Ganguly India’s nuclear counter-revolution: nuclear learning and the future of deterrence […]
Volume 26 • Numbers 3 & 4 FROM THE EDITORS Joshua H. Pollack and Rhianna Tyson Kreger CORRIGENDUM IN MEMORIAM CONTRIBUTORS View this issue’s contributor bios CORRESPONDENCE Nikolai Sokov / Robert Gallucci / James Lebovic / Alexandra Bell ARTICLES Deferred verification: verifiable declarations of fissile-material stocks for disarmament purposes Pavel Podvig and Joseph Rodgers Deferred […]
The Nonproliferation Review recognizes outstanding scholarly achievement by four prominent experts.
