Information on "Nuclear Technology Transfers"
February 2013
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Feb 2013
Strategic Stability: Contending Interpretations
Author: Thomas C Schelling, Michael S Gerson, Elbridge Colby, C Dale Walton, Colin S Gray, James M Acton, Ronald F Lehman II, Christopher A Ford, Jeffrey D McCausland, Matthew Rojansky, Lora Saalman, Austin Long
Publisher: Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College (SSI)
This collection of essays offers insights into different dimensions of strategy and stability as they arise around the world. More on «Strategic Stability: Contending Interpretations» -
Feb 2013
The Nuclear Suppliers Group at the Crossroads
Author: Oliver Thränert, Matthias Bieri
Publisher: Center for Security Studies (CSS)
The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), of which Switzerland is a member, aims to prevent exports of goods that can be misused for building nuclear weapons. More on «The Nuclear Suppliers Group at the Crossroads»
June 2012
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Jun 2012
Dual Use or Proliferation? China’s Janus Face
Author: Martin de Lavernée
Publisher: Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS)
This paper seeks to determine if China’s dual-use industrial base is capable of transferring nuclear materials to other states. More on «Dual Use or Proliferation? China’s Janus Face»
April 2012
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Apr 2012
Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear and Other Radioactive Material
Author: Arms Control and Disarmament/National Implementation Measures Programmes
Publisher: Verification Research, Training and Information Centre (VERTIC)
This paper discusses the illicit trafficking of nuclear or other radioactive material, which is considered by many to represent a threat to international peace and security. More on «Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear and Other Radioactive Material»
February 2012
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Feb 2012
Technology Transfers and the Arms Trade Treaty – Issues and Perspectives
Author: Bruno Gruselle, Perrine Le Meur
Publisher: Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique (FRS)
This paper discusses that arms transfer in recent decades have become not just transfer of goods but also a mean of transmission and diffusion of military technologies. More on «Technology Transfers and the Arms Trade Treaty – Issues and Perspectives»
January 2012
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17 Jan 2012
United States and the International Nuclear Energy Market
Author: Bartosz Wiśniewski
Publisher: Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
The US remains the first-rank player on the international nuclear energy market, although its standing has deteriorated, mainly because of the standstill in the domestic nuclear industry and the emergence of new players. More on «United States and the International Nuclear Energy Market»
December 2011
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15 Dec 2011
US Nuclear Cooperation with India
Author: Paul K Kerr
Publisher: Congressional Research Service (CRS)
The US created the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) as a direct response to India’s 1974 nuclear test, halted nuclear exports to India a few years later, and worked to convince other states to do the same. More on «US Nuclear Cooperation with India»
November 2011
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22 Nov 2011
India-Japan-US Trilateral Dialogue: A Promising Initiative
Author: Rajaram Panda, Victoria Tuke
Publisher: Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA)
There certainly exists some logic behind India, Japan and the US working together in a region that lacks a solid security architecture. More on «India-Japan-US Trilateral Dialogue: A Promising Initiative»
August 2011
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10 Aug 2011
Nuclear Energy Cooperation with Foreign Countries
Author: Paul K Kerr, Mark Holt, Mary Beth Nikitin
Publisher: Congressional Research Service (CRS)
US civil nuclear cooperation agreements, which are bilateral agreements with other governments or multilateral organizations, have several important goals, including promoting the US nuclear industry, which is increasingly dependent on foreign custom... More on «Nuclear Energy Cooperation with Foreign Countries» -
Aug 2011
China-Pakistan Nuclear Alliance
Author: Siddharth Ramana
Publisher: Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS)
During the height of the Indo-US nuclear agreement, China firmly opposed it on the grounds of inequitable approach to the region, thereby arguing that Pakistan too should be given the same exemptions which India had qualified for. More on «China-Pakistan Nuclear Alliance»
