Strengthening U.S. Security Through Non-Proliferation and Arms Control: Recommendations for the Obama Administration
In 2008, the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation sought input from 60 scientists, academics, members of Congress, senior congressional staffers, and representatives from advocacy groups, think tanks, and foundations to assess the priorities for the next Administration on nuclear arms control and non-proliferation. This report summarizes the consultations.
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Press Releases
Clear Consensus: 60 Experts Agree On Top Three Nuclear Non-Proliferation Priorities for Obama
Dec 17, 2008
The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation today released its recommendations for how the Obama Administration can effectively address the gravest threat to U.S. security: the spread of nuclear weapons and materials.
On Foreign Policy, Obama and Clinton on the Same Page
Dec 1, 2008
As President-elect Barack Obama announced today that Senator Hillary Clinton will be his nominee for Secretary of State, the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation released an analysis emphasizing that, contrary to many claims, there is close alignment between Obama and Clinton on foreign policy.
Galbraith: U.S.-Iraq Security Agreement Is 'Stunning and Humiliating' for Bush
Nov 26, 2008
Peter Galbraith, a top Iraq expert and former ambassador to Croatia, issued a statement today on the status of forces agreement recently signed by the United States and Iraq.
Recent Analysis
Nukes in the Snowflake Blizzard
Dec 17, 2008
Every think tank, non-profit, trade association, and lobbyist in town has produced a set of policy recommendations for the incoming Obama administration. The bad news is that I come bearing yet another policy memo for Team Obama. The good news is that my recommendations are the consensus of an arms control brain trust.
Right-Wing Fear Machine
Dec 15, 2008
National missile defense continues to be a controversial initiative supported by a dedicated core of enthusiasts. In this new Huffington Post commentary, Lt. General Robert Gard addresses the latest effort by conservatives to manufacture public support for missile defense through fear.
Comments for Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement on the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP)
Dec 10, 2008
This statement was presented by Leonor Tomero, director for nuclear nonproliferation, at the Department of Energy’s December 9 hearing on the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS).
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