October 5, 2017
Caricatures of John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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The Trump administration appears poised to “decertify” the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the “Iran nuclear deal,” in a move that will be a serious blow to the multilaterally negotiated agreement.
In addition to possibly jumpstarting Iran’s heretofore halted nuclear program, the end of the JCPOA could have a serious, complicating effect on regional security and international trade.
Experts for Comment
Experts at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies are available for comment:
Leonard S. Spector
CNS Deputy Director
Washington DC ⋅ 202.842.3100 x302 ⋅ [email protected] ⋅ @leonard_spector
Jeffrey Lewis
Director, East Asia Nonproliferation Program
Monterey, CA ⋅ 831.647.6616 ⋅ [email protected] ⋅ @ArmsControlWonk
Laura Rockwood
Executive Director, Vienna Center for Disarmament & Non-Proliferation
+43 (1) 236-948-201 ⋅ [email protected]
Chen Kane
Director, Middle East Nonproliferation Program
Washington DC ⋅ 202.842.3100 x303 ⋅ [email protected] ⋅ @acrsme
Miles Pomper
Senior Fellow
Washington DC ⋅ 202.842.3100 x318 ⋅ [email protected] ⋅ @MilesPomper
Andrea Berger
Senior Research Associate ⋅ Senior Program Manager
London, England ⋅ [email protected]
Journalists are encouraged to contact experts directly. For more information, contact Managing Editor Rhianna Tyson Kreger.
