Nonproliferation Review • 27.1/2

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 precision conventional strike: a (bounded) case for optimism?
David Blagden


Operationalizing the “Polish fangs”: Poland and long-range precision strike
Lukasz Kulesa


Friends with (some) benefits: how non-allied Sweden and Finland view long-range conventional precision strike
Charly Salonius-Pasternak


Proliferation and threats of reconnaissance-strike systems: a Russian perspective
Dmitry Stefanovich


Conventional long-range strike weapons of US allies and China’s concerns of strategic instability
Tong Zhao


South Korea’s missile forces and the emergence of triangular strategic (in)stability
Joshua H. Pollack and Minji Kim


Concluding commentary
Izumi Nakamitsu


ARTICLES

Figuring it out the hard way: America, France, and the challenges of allied proliferation
Timothy Patrick McDonnell


The United States, Russia, and Syria’s chemical weapons: a tale of cooperation and its unraveling
Hanna Nötte


Radiological-weapons threats: case studies from the extreme right
BreAnne K. Fleer


The Smiling Buddha effect: Canadian and US policy after India’s 1974 test
Joseph O’Mahoney


The inside story of the Group of Scientific Experts and its key role in developing the CTBT verification regime
Ola Dahlman, Frode Ringdal, Jenifer Mackby, and Svein Mykkeltveit


BOOK REVIEW

Brokering Peace in Nuclear Environments: U.S. Crisis Management in South Asia
By Moeed Yusuf
Reviewed by Mario Carranza